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 1  Unic,  16|           the better to enjoy the bliss which came to her from such
 2  Unic,  18|     labour is accompanied by such bliss and consolation that the
 3  Unic,  18|            not labour at all, but bliss. In this state of prayer
 4  Unic,  18|       better have fruition of its bliss. The outward joy experienced
 5  Unic,  19|       been a dream or whether the bliss that I have been experiencing
 6  Unic,  27|        beheld him in the greatest bliss. The first time he appeared
 7  Unic,  28|       alone would be the greatest bliss. A most especial bliss,
 8  Unic,  28|   greatest bliss. A most especial bliss, then, will it be to us
 9  Unic,  29|            This distress and this bliss between them bewildered
10  Unic,  29|           which caused me greater bliss than any that can come from
11  Unic,  30|  experiencing either suffering or bliss. I care not whether I live
12  Unic,  32|           show me, concerning the bliss reserved for the good and
13  Unic,  33| experiencing the greatest joy and bliss, I thought that Our Lady
14  Unic,  33|        and caused me the greatest bliss and happiness -- more, I
15  Unic,  36|         had a vision of the great bliss that he was enjoying. So
16  Unic,  36|     glorified body, full of great bliss, and it gave me the greatest
17  Unic,  39|         that state of rapture and bliss for two hours. Afterwards