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 1  Unic,   5     |          In the end, he gave up seeing the woman, and never wearied
 2  Unic,   5     |                                 Seeing that I had gained nothing
 3  Unic,   7     |         of all possible errors. Seeing that I was so utterly lost,
 4  Unic,   7     |         was the result of their seeing me, young though I was and
 5  Unic,   7     | conversations, I did not think, seeing them to be so usual, that
 6  Unic,   7     |         there was no harm in my seeing such a person, and that
 7  Unic,   9     |        as they take pleasure in seeing pictures of anyone else
 8  Unic,  10     |      which comes to a soul from seeing that it is weeping for so
 9  Unic,  16(133)|                       Lit.: "by seeing" (viendo), which reading
10  Unic,  17     |     smallest effort. Sometimes, seeing it so confused and restless
11  Unic,  19     |       it derives great joy from seeing the vehemence of the fire
12  Unic,  19     |      the soul has virtues, and, seeing how desirable the fruit
13  Unic,  20     |   graciously satisfied with our seeing that He desires to show
14  Unic,  20     |         have been so wicked and seeing it now aspiring to such
15  Unic,  23     |       nothing more restful than seeing him, though there were few
16  Unic,  25     |        not believe there is any seeing, hearing or understanding
17  Unic,  27     |        be so here, for, without seeing each other, we look at each
18  Unic,  27     |     honour but took pleasure in seeing themselves humbled! What
19  Unic,  28     |       to grant me the favour of seeing Him wholly, until at length
20  Unic,  28     |    brightness which they see in seeing this Divine beauty. So different
21  Unic,  28     |        again for the purpose of seeing it. It is as if we were
22  Unic,  28     |      that it was an image I was seeing; but on many other occasions
23  Unic,  29     |      takes from us the power of seeing what we desire, so He can
24  Unic,  29     |        I am not in the habit of seeing, except very rarely. Though
25  Unic,  31     |    rejoiced and took comfort at seeing that God was showing His
26  Unic,  31     |    matters concerning humility; seeing that all the nuns except
27  Unic,  35     |        at leaving this lady, at seeing how sorry she was about
28  Unic,  36     |         to mix myself up in it, seeing that I was already in a
29  Unic,  36     |       troubles them to think of seeing anyone -- even a near relative --
30  Unic,  37     |       soul shall be profited by seeing that the Lord has thus been
31  Unic,  37     |         God, I would delight in seeing him and think about him
32  Unic,  37     |      initial fear and terror at seeing Thy majesty and acquired
33  Unic,  38     |      His Son shed for me, that, seeing He has been pleased to give
34  Unic,  38     |     this happened, but, without seeing anything, I seemed to see
35  Unic,  38     |        granted me the favour of seeing a great many such things.
36  Unic,  39     |                     Speaking of seeing things in their true light,
37  Unic,  39     |       used to be, I was afraid, seeing how wicked I was, that the
38  Unic,  40     |        worse than being dimmed. Seeing this is very different from
39  Unic,  40     |   experience my usual sickness. Seeing how tied I was to my body,