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 1    1, 2 |        saints with hypocrites.~Worldly senses are the ladder of
 2    1, 8 |        instructed him that his worldly journey was now over, and
 3    1, 16|     naught but perplexity.~Our worldly goods rob us of our heavenly
 4    4, 2 |     and cast away all care for worldly things, and, impelled by
 5    4, 2 | without obliging him to mix in worldly affairs. The saints ordered
 6    4, 2 |         which he had gained by worldly labour before this miracle
 7    4, 2 |         that he had no need of worldly wealth, he offered up a
 8    4, 8 |      Darvesh who had renounced worldly wealth for the sake of God
 9    5, 2 |    like Pharaoh, running after worldly rank and power, to their
10    5, 3 |     proceeds to point out that worldly cleverness and accomplishments
11    5, 3 |     seeks his water of life in worldly joys,~To him comes death
12    5, 5 |        entirely thrown away on worldly men, who only desire to
13    5, 5 |       I grant I am not rich in worldly wealth, yet the inspiration
14    5, 6 |       weeping is not caused by worldly grieves, but by the deep
15    5, 6 |     mere human sighs raised by worldly sorrows. His tears and his
16    5, 10|   better than trust in God, as worldly occupations often lead to
17    5, 10|      wisdom man must shake off worldly illusions.~The fox said, "
18    6, 1 |       himself from grasping at worldly pleasures will find true
19    6, 3 |       must continue urging the worldly to repent and avail themselves
20    6, 9 |    escaped from the bondage of worldly lusts and illusions, and,