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 1   1, 2     |       vague idea, because we have heard it and because our Faith
 2   2, 5     |                            I once heard a spiritual man say that
 3   1, 4     |           ways, of which you have heard, in which God calls us.
 4   1, 2     |            as you must often have heard, for the Lord gives when
 5   1, 13    |     sometimes recall words I have heard, spoken by the Bride in
 6   2, 1     |           fits of sobbing; I have heard, indeed, that some persons
 7   3, 3     |       they entered it or how they heard their Shepherd's call: it
 8   3, 5     |      quite sure that the King has heard us, or sees us, we must
 9   1, 10    |          recall that, as you have heard, the Bride in the Songs
10   2, 2     |                     You will have heard of the wonderful way in
11   2, 2     |         never seen this, but only heard of it, so if it is incorrect
12   2, 5     |         Christ. I think I read or heard somewhere that our life
13   2, 13    |                      Have you not heard concerning the Bride (I
14   4, 2     |               You will often have heard that God betrothes Himself
15   2, 2     | thunderclap. Although no sound is heard,157 the soul is very well
16   3, 1     |         the soul that they can be heard with the ears, and seem
17   3, 1(159)|      locutions are those actually heard by the physical powers of
18   3, 1(159)|       Imaginary locutions are not heard in that way but the impression
19   3, 7     |         may be some time since it heard the words; and both their
20   3, 12    |     spoken by the Lord seem to be heard with the soul's own faculty
21   3, 13    |       they will be like something heard in a half-dream. ~
22   3, 17    | frequently, not only can words be heard, but, in a way which I shall
23   4, 7     |      saying, for, although I have heard of the incident, I am not
24   4, 16    |        was distressed in this way heard Our Lord say: "Be not afflicted,
25   6, 11    |  certainly a saint, yet those who heard him from time to time called
26   8, 2     |           from Him. She had never heard of an intellectual vision,
27   8, 3     |          such power that when she heard them she could not doubt,
28  10, 5     |            however many times one heard them, but they express a
29   1, 7(222)|         are commonly believed and heard." ~
30   2, 10    |          noise of all this can be heard, nobody enters this Mansion
31   3, 11    |           which no noise could be heard; just so, in this temple
32   3, 12    |         it is almost as if we had heard nothing, and it is the same