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   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   1,      4|      eye cannot see, nor the tongue relate, nor the heart think,
 2   2,     12| every fault is punished. The tongue would not be sufficient
 3   2,     17|      show one thing with his tongue, while he has another in
 4   2,     22|             My daughter, the tongue is not sufficient to narrate
 5   2,     23|  torment and terror that the tongue cannot describe it. To the
 6   2,     25|   your ear to hear, nor your tongue to tell of the good of the
 7   3,     14| tranquillity of mind that no tongue can tell it. Having crossed
 8   3,     15|   shed in this life only, no tongue can tell what different
 9   3,     16|     do not remember that the tongue is made only to give honor
10   3,     28|  they had placed in Me. Your tongue would not be sufficient
11   4,      5|      so delightful that your tongue could not narrate it. I
12   4,      7| appear one thing in face and tongue while her heart is different.
13   4,      8| which he produces, that your tongue could not relate them. Oh!