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 1   2, 28| perchance see some inauspicious sight which could disturb his
 2   7, 12|         this to-day is my first sight of a hermitage I do not
 3   9, 27|         succour thy wife by the sight of thee, who now mourns
 4   9, 29|       despair~-he wanders for a sight of thee through the women'
 5   9, 71|       the road nor yet lose the sight of him,shining in his own
 6  11, 67|         be something beyond our sight in another life?~
 7  12, 4 |         it were drinking in the sight of him with eyes opened
 8  12, 13|              13. 'I feel at the sight of thee like one longing
 9  14, 7 |   received a pre-eminent divine sight, lie the highest of all
10  14, 8 |      that divine perfectly pure sight he beheld the whole world
11  14, 23| wretches are killed even in the sight of their kindred, for the
12  17, 21|        monarch, rejoiced at the sight of the Gina, praised his
13  17, 23|         and many other women to sight, and filled all the assembled