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 1   0, 35|         these corrections; and a comparison of them with manuscripts
 2   1    |    dignity of our souls; makes a comparison by the help of which this
 3   1, 3 |         You must think over this comparison very carefully; perhaps
 4   2, 10|         God forbid! It is only a comparison -- so long as we are buried
 5   1, 5 |        of the slightest value by comparison with what it is seeking,
 6   2    |        subject and explains by a comparison what is meant by consolations
 7   2    |    Prayer of Union by a delicate comparison. Describes the effects which
 8   2, 1 |       this, I will make use of a comparison which is suitable for the
 9   2, 9 |    settle and make its abode. By comparison with the abode it has had,
10   2, 9 |        God seems to it slight by comparison with its desires. It even
11   2, 14| transcend these pains beyond all comparison and the very terrible things
12   2, 14|         suffer, are such that by comparison with them these are nothing." ~
13   2, 15|        so very little charity by comparison with Christ's that it might
14   4, 2 |      Union is; and I will make a comparison as well as my wit will allow.
15   4, 2 |         I am only making a rough comparison, but I can find no other
16   1, 1 |      word "sight" because of the comparison I made. ~
17   1, 2 |         but slight importance by comparison with the greatness of this
18   1, 4 |          good things they say by comparison with the many who dislike
19   1, 7 |        it was all very slight by comparison with the hell that she had
20   1, 15|          nothing matters much by comparison with what has been described
21   2, 1 |          the heart and I know no comparison that I can make which will
22   2, 3 |    favour, small though it is by comparison with the signal favours
23   2, 4 |          it. This seems the best comparison that I have been able to
24   2, 8 |     fragrance; I merely make the comparison) in order to convey to it
25   4, 8 |          I could find a suitable comparison which would give some sort
26   4, 10|         cloying and degrading by comparison with these treasures, which
27   4, 10|        even these are nothing by comparison with having for our own
28   5, 9 |          earthly things that, in comparison with those it has seen,
29   5, 10|        like the soul, so base by comparison with One Who is the Creator
30   9, 7 |        time will be but short by comparison with eternity. I can tell
31   9, 7 |         for they seem nothing by comparison with the thought of the
32   9, 8 |          will be a dead image by comparison with the other. ~
33  10, 2 |        want, if I can, to draw a comparison to explain this, for, although
34  11, 2 |       they are all as nothing by comparison with this other, for they
35  11, 6 |       all this is very little by comparison with what Thou bestowest
36  11, 6 |         seemed to her nothing by comparison), the soul feels this affliction
37  11, 7 |        have to endure are beyond comparison greater than what we have
38  11, 10|      which may befall it; for by comparison with the feelings of deep
39   4, 7 |      that the profit is small by comparison with the far greater profit