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 1 Intro,      0|       and clustering towers. As seen from the vineyards which
 2 Intro,      0|       and said: 'Oh, if you had seen what I see, you would not
 3   1,      1  |    humble prayer, after she had seen the union of the soul, through
 4   1,      1  |       Himself. That this may be seen more clearly, I will mention
 5   1,      6  |      which your neighbor may be seen to be in need; counseling
 6   1,      6  |   sensual will. Sometimes it is seen that he brings forth cruelty,
 7   2,      4  |         which his intellect has seen and known of Your truth,
 8   2,     12  |         offend Me. Now you have seen and heard about this Bridge,
 9   2,     22  |     With all this that you have seen, even you do not know well
10   2,     26  |        My goodness. As light is seen better near darkness, and
11   2,     27  |      these thoughts. And he has seen that My love permits these
12   2,     32  |                    Now you have seen to what way you should keep,
13   2,     36  |        to say, the soul, having seen the punishment which follows
14   2,     39  |         invisible, could not be seen by you, until you should
15   2,     40  |                    You have now seen how excellent is the state
16   2,     41  |       many other ways can it be seen that his neighborly love
17   3,      4  |       be told you how it can be seen that souls have arrived
18   3,      4  |        at perfect love. This is seen by the same sign that was
19   3,      8  | creatures, and in the devils is seen the glory and praise of
20   3,      9  |                 Paul, then, had seen and tasted this good, when
21   3,     11  |      Cross. This light is to be seen in the Old and New Testament;
22   3,     11  |         in the Old, by it, were seen by the eye of the intellect,
23   3,     12  |        in the Truth but what is seen by the eye of the intellect,
24   3,     14  |     Sweet Supreme Truth, having seen the Truth, knows it; and
25   3,     14  |      and greatness, for she has seen and tasted the bitterness
26   3,     16  |      For you have all heard and seen how, through words alone,
27   3,     18  |       the world. This should be seen by the eye of the intellect,
28   3,     20  |      this perfection is, having seen it practiced by the sweet
29   3,     24  |     mirror the reflection to be seen in it is not broken; similarly,
30   3,     25  |   Sacrament to be truly tasted, seen, and touched? With the sentiment
31   3,     25  |       With what eye is It to be seen? With the eye of the intellect
32   3,     25  |      herself that which she has seen and known through faith.
33   3,     25  |        eye of her intellect has seen with the pupil of holy faith;
34   3,     28  |        especially when they had seen that it had appeared particularly
35   3,     31  |        that whiteness is better seen when placed on a black ground,
36   4,      2  |        key of obedience, having seen by the light of faith that
37   4,      6  |         the truly obedient have seen with the light of faith
38   4,     11  |          Then that soul, having seen with the eye of the intellect,
39   4,     11  |     Name, for I have tasted and seen with the light of the intellect
40 Lette,      0|        what my feeble eyes have seen, and what the dull senses
41 Lette,      0|      state that any one who had seen her would have thought her
42 Lette,      0|       in which nothing could be seen but the bones, covered by
43 Lette,      0|                     Oh! had you seen with what humility and reverence