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 1   2,     11|       under the Bridge, in the river where there are no stones,
 2   2,     11|    passes continually like the river, although it seems to him
 3   2,     12|     that is the Bridge and the River, is fatiguing; and of the
 4   2,     13|        might be saved from the river and attain to life.' Then
 5   2,     13|       iniquities, drown in the river, attaining to punishment
 6   2,     15|       of those who pass by the river under the Bridge; and how
 7   2,     15|   blind, goes groping down the river, and she does not see that
 8   2,     20|     those who pass through the river in iniquity. This is that
 9   2,     20|       when he comes out of the river, and walks by the Bridge,
10   2,     26|     lower way, that is, by the river, not turning back to see
11   2,     27|       deceived who keep by the river, and not by the aforesaid
12   2,     27|        drown themselves in the river, and who care for nothing
13   2,     27| tribulations, and because this river flows with tempestuous waters,
14   2,     29|       are drowned below in the river. ~
15   2,     29|     affection, go under by the river and arrive at eternal damnation,
16   2,     29|       and many who were in the river and had begun to come out,
17   2,     30|        want to come out of the river must use, to be able to
18   2,     31| voyagers could come out of the river. There are two goals, and,
19   2,     33|        order to issue from the river without drowning, and attain
20   2,     35|    falling back again into the river, and reaching the waters
21   2,     36|      Bridge or come out of the river without climbing the three
22   3,     14|    tell it. Having crossed the river by means of the Eternal
23   3,     32|         so that I might shed a river of tears, drawn from the