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1 Unic, 4| wickedness, all of which I have forgotten. May He be for ever blessed, 2 Unic, 7| meaning, and I have never forgotten this either. O greatness 3 Unic, 13| again. (This must never be forgotten: I may repeat it again and 4 Unic, 15| should not like this to be forgotten -- in this life of ours 5 Unic, 18| deeds. Though Thou must have forgotten them before Thou couldst 6 Unic, 20| itself. And it must not be forgotten that this state, in which 7 Unic, 25| thought, which passes and is forgotten. The Divine words resemble 8 Unic, 25| lapse of time a part may be forgotten but not so completely that 9 Unic, 25| opinion, cannot possibly be forgotten -- at least, I can never 10 Unic, 28| afterwards the vision is forgotten, the majesty and beauty 11 Unic, 38| allow these visions to be forgotten (though later they return 12 Unic, 39| for writing) that I had forgotten what I had begun to describe -- 13 Unic, 39| was not to think myself forgotten, for He would never leave