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 1  Unic,  11|      bore, what solitude, cold, [thirst] and hunger, what burning
 2  Unic,  19|        and they prefer to die of thirst rather than drink water
 3  Unic,  19| whosoever drinks of it shall not thirst again.61 How right and how
 4  Unic,  19|         life the soul will never thirst for anything more, although
 5  Unic,  19|      anything more, although its thirst for things in the life to
 6  Unic,  19|          will exceed any natural thirst that we can imagine here
 7  Unic,  19|       thirsts to experience this thirst! For it knows how very precious
 8  Unic,  19|       satisfaction by which this thirst is allayed. It is therefore
 9  Unic,  19|       allayed. It is therefore a thirst which quenches nothing but
10  Unic,  19|        it satisfies and quenches thirst. Thirst, I think, means
11  Unic,  19|   satisfies and quenches thirst. Thirst, I think, means the desire
12  Unic,  19|    succoured her. She had such a thirst, and her desire grew so
13  Unic,  19|      might quite possibly die of thirst if something were not done
14  Unic,  19|        experience of this fierce thirst to watch herself carefully,
15  Unic,  19|           She may not die of her thirst, but her health will be
16  Unic,  20|       may lack comfort or die of thirst. For from this rich spring
17  Unic,  20|        fear that you will die of thirst on this road; you will never
18  Unic,  20|       water of comfort that your thirst will be intolerable; so
19  Unic,  20|         with a certain degree of thirst, but in the life which never
20  Unic,  21|          later, they will die of thirst; for we must all journey
21  Unic,  23|         will allow you to die of thirst. This I have already said
22  Unic,  42|   satiates it and takes away its thirst for earthly things, and