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 1    1, 1 | consumed. 7~Close thy mouth and shut the eyes of this matter,~
 2    2, 18|       stands hard by us, we are shut off from him.~The noise
 3    2, 18|    caused,~And perforce remains shut off from the Causer.~Whoso
 4    3, 2 |        his arrival the villager shut the door in his face, saying
 5    3, 13|        long that the doors were shut, and he could not get out,
 6    3, 15|       If all dissolute men were shut up in prison,~They would
 7    3, 17|     They are not, separated and shut off like two bodies. ~Thus,
 8    4, 1 |        with His votaries' eyes;~Shut your own eyes from beholding
 9    5, 7 |     than the others, resolutely shut his ears to the Earth's
10    6, 6 |        own conceit, obstinately shut their eyes to it, and look
11    6, 9 |      after the vision are again shut off.~Yet not all shut off,
12    6, 9 |     again shut off.~Yet not all shut off, rather intermitted
13    6, 9 |         blessing abides, though shut off and hidden!~In order