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 1   2,     15|         My love: but she, as if blind, goes groping down the river,
 2   2,     18|        towards themselves, like blind and ignorant men who do
 3   2,     18|         thing with Me, and like blind ones committed injustice,
 4   2,     19|      seem good to them. Oh, how blind is the human generation
 5   2,     23|    makes it appear other to the blind than to the illuminated
 6   2,     26|     calls them, and they are as blind and mad, and do not perceive
 7   3,     11|         light to illuminate the blind and coarse understanding,
 8   3,     11|       proud men of science were blind notwithstanding this light,
 9   3,     18|          Such a one walks as if blind, for he knows not the cause
10   3,     22|       whom oftentimes I, as one blind and sick with this infirmity,
11   3,     28|       not correct, but act like blind ones, in that they see not
12   3,     28|       Truth, saying: 'These are blind and leaders of the blind,
13   3,     28|        blind and leaders of the blind, and if the blind lead the
14   3,     28|        of the blind, and if the blind lead the blind, they both
15   3,     28|       and if the blind lead the blind, they both fall into the
16   3,     28|     your guardians, so that you blind ones may have guides to
17   3,     31| miserably. Oh! blinder than the blind! You have hidden your pearl
18   4,      2|      Word. Oh! blinder than the blind, for, having spoiled the