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 1   0, 10| obtaining some insight into the beauty of a soul in grace. Just
 2   0, 11|       she was wondering at this beauty, which by God's grace can
 3   0, 12|       that no mortal seeing the beauty and splendour of grace,
 4   0, 27|        spiritual luxuriance and beauty of the Mansions -- where,
 5   1    |        CHAPTER I ~Treats of the beauty and dignity of our souls;
 6   1, 1 |      which to compare the great beauty of a soul and its great
 7   1, 1 |    attempting to comprehend the beauty of this castle; for, though
 8   1, 1 |        soul's great dignity and beauty.21 ~
 9   1, 2 | carefully preserving the soul's beauty. All our interest is centred
10   1, 8 |        unable to appreciate the beauty of the castle or to find
11   2, 1 |        it all its splendour and beauty, is still there in the centre
12   2, 3 |         loses its splendour and beauty, for they are always within
13   2, 3 |     nothing can take away their beauty. If a thick black cloth
14   2, 14|        the castle and enjoy its beauty, it is prevented from doing
15   1, 2 |       dwells, they are of great beauty and there are such exquisite
16   2, 1 |          in great splendour and beauty and majesty, as He did after