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1 Pre  |        he chooses he casts his reflection upon the void, and that
2 Pre  |        upon the void, and that reflection is the universe. There is
3 Pre  |      any responsibility to the reflection in the mirror. But here,
4 Pre  |        more than an intangible reflection of its Creator, the reflection
5 Pre  | reflection of its Creator, the reflection of eternal beauty is in
6 IX(*)|      glows in the cup like the reflection of a ruddy cheek, so in
7 IX(*)|       my heart I have seen the reflection of God, the true Beloved.~
8 IX(*)|       took it he saw in it the reflection of the crescent moon overhead.
9 XV   |       eyes,~And nought but thy reflection therein lies;~The glass