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 1   0, 21|     of vision: it has not yet experienced to the full the inspiring
 2   1, 2 | devoid of experience. But any experienced person will understand quite
 3   2, 1 |       nothing, for I have not experienced it, but there must be some
 4   2, 2 |      by the mercy of God have experienced it. To understand it better,
 5   2, 4 | anyone will know this who has experienced it, that the whole of the
 6   2, 6 |       it. People who have not experienced it must realize that it
 7   1, 6 | sufficient for anyone who has experienced this blessing, for there
 8   1, 6 |      they have not themselves experienced these things, men of great
 9   1, 9 |   should say that what he has experienced is not union of the whole
10   2, 10|        he might possibly have experienced some kind of consolation
11   3, 2 |     true that she had not yet experienced the effects which have been
12   3, 13|       It may be that you have experienced devotion and consolations,
13   4, 2 |    leagues removed from those experienced in marriage. It is all a
14   2, 1 |      except by those who have experienced it; for these are influences
15   2, 7 |   doubts whether or no it has experienced it -- it can be sure that
16   3, 17|       to occur when she first experienced it, was whether she was
17   7, 14|       anyone told me that she experienced them continuously (I mean
18   8, 8 |      such a thing if you have experienced the effects described; but,
19   9, 4 |       can best speak, had not experienced this; and reason can testify
20   9, 11|     lies. If the confessor is experienced, and has himself been granted
21  11, 7 | explain to anyone who has not experienced it what a grievous thing
22  11, 10|  anguish which its spirit has experienced these seem nothing. Having
23   3, 9 |        sisters, you will have experienced, for I think that, when