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 1    1, 1 |          tongue makes most things clear,~But love unexplained is
 2    1, 12|         who is an hungered is the clear mirror of bread,~The tinder
 3    1, 12|            Because Not-being is a clear filtered essence,~Wherein
 4    1, 14| burnishing them till they were as clear and bright as the heavens.
 5    1, 15|      heart is garnished and swept clear of lust,~Therein 'The God
 6    2, 1 |           eyes and ears of reason clear,~Tear off the obstructing
 7    2, 7 |            who will then give you clear running water?" 1 This is
 8    2, 10|         is distinct from me.~Open clear eyes and look upon me,~That
 9    2, 10|       enter,~Who lacks reason and clear judgment; '~They reply, '
10    2, 16|    recognized for truth by men of clear wit. ~The nearness of the
11    6, 3 |         of negation of self is to clear the way for the apprehension
12    6, 6 |     Treasure.~Notwithstanding the clear evidence of God's bounty,