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 1   1, 3 |       cannot say this without tears and great confusion when
 2   1, 4 |       I have seen people shed tears over some great joy81; sometimes,
 3   1, 6 |     but it sheds a few bitter tears which seem in some way to
 4   1, 7 |      I am now describing, the tears and longings sometimes arise
 5   2, 9 | ourselves,97 and however many tears we shed, we cannot produce
 6   2, 11|      but it does so with many tears and with great sorrow at
 7   4, 16|   blameworthy presumption, it tears itself away from its Spouse,
 8   6, 1 |       would fain be free from tears, these persecutions and
 9   6, 7 |      when they shed floods of tears -- and for some time they
10   6, 7 |       which has excited their tears. It seems as if they will
11   6, 7 |   having come to believe that tears are good, they make no attempt
12   6, 7 |     effort they can to induce tears. The devil does his best,
13   6, 8 |     as beneficial as shedding tears may I not be deceived myself?
14   6, 8 |    will easily recognize when tears arise from this source,
15   6, 9 |    what we most need. Let the tears come when God is pleased
16  11, 2 |       has these yearnings and tears and sighs, together with