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 1 Intro,      0|         And yet, as we rub our eyes, unmistakably a world of
 2 Intro,      0|        holy child, lifting her eyes, saw on the opposite side
 3 Intro,      0|      Himself, fixed on her the eyes of His Majesty, and, with
 4 Intro,      0|      with lifted and immovable eyes in the public road, where
 5 Intro,      0|       heavy sleep, lowered her eyes and said: 'Oh, if you had
 6 Intro,      0|        vision!' and lifted her eyes again on high; but the vision
 7 Intro,      0|  herself for having turned her eyes to earth." Such was the "
 8   1,      6  |      close at hand, under your eyes, as to whom, I say, you
 9   2,      3  |       it may appear before the eyes of men, deprives her husband
10   2,      4  |      Moses, 'My Lord, turn the eyes of Your mercy upon Your
11   3,      9  |      him, as an object for the eyes of his intellect, Christ
12   3,     13  |    without bodily tears of the eyes, which satisfy those who
13   3,     14  |         the Eternal Deity, her eyes let fall tears of sweetness,
14   3,     25  |     being so great your bodily eyes lost their vision, and only
15   3,     25  |    consecrate, you raised your eyes above his head while he
16   3,     32  |  should ever grow weary, or my eyes fail through tears, in desiring
17   4,      5  |        another St. Paul, their eyes so illuminated that the
18   4,      6  |       him, and open to him the eyes of My kindness, and that
19   4,     11  |    Your face be hidden from my eyes? Melt at once the cloud
20 Lette,      0|        any case what my feeble eyes have seen, and what the
21 Lette,      0|       would joyously raise her eyes and her heart to God and
22 Lette,      0|        her tearful and clouded eyes became serene and joyous,
23 Lette,      0| meantime we had put before her eyes a pious picture, containing
24 Lette,      0|        She, however, fixed her eyes on the image of the cross
25 Lette,      0|    asked, and she, keeping her eyes ever fixed on the crucifix,