Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   6|         dead and distressing to behold. My extreme weakness cannot
 2  Unic,  14|       that they amaze those who behold them, while as for me, I
 3  Unic,  20|       Him the keys of its will. Behold, our gardener has become
 4  Unic,  22|       suffered. But here we can behold Him free from pain, full
 5  Unic,  26|       of such a reward? Who can behold the torments suffered by
 6  Unic,  28|       needed no great effort to behold those hands and that beauteous
 7  Unic,  28| Judgment will be, when we shall behold the Majesty of this King
 8  Unic,  28|        giving the soul power to behold its own wretchedness, of
 9  Unic,  31|        the letters. And, lo and behold, at the first possible moment,
10  Unic,  37|         a great Emperor, for to behold Thy majesty strikes terror.
11  Unic,  37|     together with Thy majesty I behold Thy humility and the love