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 1   1, 3     |        man to whom He gave his sight, when the Apostles asked
 2   2, 15    |        of His trials; and that sight, together with the satisfaction
 3   2, 15    |       of God! But the constant sight of so many offences committed
 4   4, 3(147)|   Vengan a vistas: lit., "have sight of each other", "have an
 5   1, 1     |        this its solitude. That sight of Him which it has had
 6   1, 1     |   imagination; I use the word "sight" because of the comparison
 7   4, 8     |       then I realized that the sight of so many different things
 8   4, 11    |       may they give us clearer sight, as did the clay to the
 9   7, 12    |       memory, so that the mere sight of the Lord on His knees,
10   8, 4     |     such that it makes us lose sight of the fact; but when this
11   9, 4     |  brilliance hurts the interior sight -- that is, the medium by
12   9, 4     |      is a question of exterior sight, I can say nothing about
13   9, 4     |    cannot endure so terrible a sight. ~
14   9, 5     | terrible", because, though the sight is the loveliest and most
15   9, 6     |    converse with Thy bride the sight of Thee causes us such fear,
16   1, 6     |       said here to grasp219 by sight, although nothing is seen
17   3, 11    | passing. Now and then it loses sight of it and is unable to see
18   4, 13    |       forced to endure? What a sight it must have been in the