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 1    1, 3  |   writing~Fancies the effect proceeds from the motion of the pen.~
 2    1  (9)|      17); i.e., Man's reason proceeds from God, the "Only Real
 3    1, 5  |     s Light;~The eye's light proceeds from the Light of the heart.~
 4    1, 6  |   the manner just described, proceeds to improve the occasion
 5    2, 1  |     a traveler, and with the proceeds of the sale bought delicate
 6    2, 2  |      sin.~From your thoughts proceeds destruction,~When from time
 7    2, 10 |  disease.~For from abasement proceeds exaltation.~The spring seasons
 8    2, 10 |     And if you say evil also proceeds from Him,~Yet what damage
 9    2, 11 |       of Adam), and jealousy proceeds from love, not from denial
10    2, 16 |  such an one ~That the voice proceeds from a friend who is near. ~
11    3, 11 |      also for God's sake,~It proceeds not from fear of falling
12    4, 7  |     that this query of thine~Proceeds not from negation or vain
13    4, 9  |   ant said, ' No; the action proceeds from the arm,~The weak finger
14    4, 9  |     a new existence.~From me proceeds the form, from thee the
15    5, 3  |      to molest him. The poet proceeds to point out that worldly
16    5, 6  |   about,~And, on hearing it, proceeds to laugh a second time.~
17    5, 6  | every ordinary breath,~Which proceeds from mere human joy or sorrow.~
18    6, 9  |     wine in the cups, but it proceeds not from them.~Look to the
19    6, 9  |     was dispensed with.~Form proceeds from the world that is without
20    6, 9  |      This very denial of Him proceeds from Him,~This act is naught