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 1  Unic,   2|        kept secret from Him Who sees all things. O my God, what
 2  Unic,   7|        a remedy for this, as He sees needful. Amen.~
 3  Unic,  13|         to incapacitate when he sees that we are getting fearful
 4  Unic,  13| presence of so great a King and sees how little it is paying
 5  Unic,  14|       small merit to it, for it sees clearly that on earth it
 6  Unic,  14|      cannot doubt them since it sees Thy work so clearly? Yes,
 7  Unic,  15|      will picture to it when it sees itself in so much better
 8  Unic,  15|        being so near the light, sees with the greatest clearness,
 9  Unic,  15|        pleasure or delight, and sees that this is causing it
10  Unic,  16|        for her Lord's sake? She sees clearly that, when the martyrs
11  Unic,  17|   Prayer of Quiet, for the soul sees that it is other than it
12  Unic,  17|       it was previously, for it sees more clearly that it has
13  Unic,  17|      not so replete that, if he sees something nice, he will
14  Unic,  17|      like one who, as he looks, sees so much that he does not
15  Unic,  17|       where to look next: as he sees one thing he loses sight
16  Unic,  18|         do to recognize one. He sees that letters are there,
17  Unic,  19|         greater, for it clearly sees how by no efforts of its
18  Unic,  19|         great a favour. It also sees clearly how extremely unworthy
19  Unic,  19|    cobweb can remain hidden. It sees its own wretchedness. So
20  Unic,  19|        such a thing. For now it sees with its own eyes that of
21  Unic,  19|         implanted in it when it sees what virtues God has placed
22  Unic,  19|     itself very near to God and sees what a difference there
23  Unic,  20|      first a terrible fear. One sees one's body being lifted
24  Unic,  20|       pays attention to what he sees.~
25  Unic,  20|     cannot recognize itself. It sees clearly that this state
26  Unic,  20|                        The soul sees what blindness there is
27  Unic,  20|         is the sunlight that it sees every little speck of dust,
28  Unic,  20|       Sun really strikes it, it sees that it is wholly unclean.
29  Unic,  20|     open its eyes, whereupon it sees so many of these specks
30  Unic,  20|       it can keep them open, it sees that it is wholly unclean.
31  Unic,  20|   dazzled by all the wonders it sees. From this it acquires true
32  Unic,  20|      cannot ignore this; for it sees it by direct vision, and,
33  Unic,  21|         with one's own eyes one sees the great delusion in which
34  Unic,  21|  nothing, because, as I say, it sees clearly that nothing is
35  Unic,  21|          it cannot run away; it sees itself chained and captive;
36  Unic,  21|    enjoys a quiet laugh when it sees serious people -- men of
37  Unic,  22|        withdraw Himself when He sees that it is good for us and
38  Unic,  22|         any other. For the soul sees how much good it is deriving
39  Unic,  22|    those He loves, and, when He sees that they accept His gifts,
40  Unic,  25|         walks in truth. When he sees that such a person's understanding
41  Unic,  25|     completely blind; for if he sees anyone blind enough to find
42  Unic,  25|     children's playthings -- he sees that he is indeed a child,
43  Unic,  27|      vision the soul distinctly sees that Jesus Christ, the Son
44  Unic,  27|     teaches to those in whom He sees courage. And what great
45  Unic,  28|         completely natural: one sees, in fact, that it is a dead
46  Unic,  28|         for sin; for, though it sees God revealing His love to
47  Unic,  29|        so excellent a cause! It sees clearly that this love has
48  Unic,  29|         from its ill, though it sees none save death, by means
49  Unic,  30|        the devil's work that he sees I know his tricks and so
50  Unic,  31|     this favour. When the world sees anyone setting out on that
51  Unic,  31|        fail to abhor me when he sees how ill I have requited
52  Unic,  37|       In such a state, the soul sees clearly that it is not without
53  Unic,  38|         by the Majesty which it sees in Him.~
54  Unic,  39|     with favours which the Lord sees are not good for me: even
55  Unic,  39|      alertly to someone whom he sees to be eagerly listening
56  Unic,  39|     become attached. But He Who sees things in their true light