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 1   vis, vis1, 3 |         wish to hear me read?" I say to her, "Lady, I do." "Listen
 2   vis, vis1, 4 |          with my reading?" And I say to her, "Lady, the last
 3   vis, vis2, 1 |          to the elect of God?" I say to her, "Lady, so much I
 4   vis, vis2, 4 |        Sibyl." "Who is it then?" say I. And he said, "It is the
 5   vis, vis3, 1 |        said to me, "Sit here." I say to her, "Lady, 'permit my
 6   vis, vis3, 2 |          something great?" And I say, "Lady, I see nothing."
 7   vis, vis3, 8 |          the words which I am to say to you into the ears of
 8   vis, vis3, 9 |       the tower. Wherefore I now say to you who preside over
 9   vis, vis4, 1 |        think with myself, and to say, "What reason have I to
10   vis, vis4, 1 |          the heavens. I began to say to myself, "Are cattle approaching
11   vis, vis4, 2 |    nothing crossed your path?" I say, "I was met by a beast of
12   vis, vis4, 2 |       Lord His mighty deeds, and say to them that this beast
13   com, com2, 1 |      will also have something to say against your brother. Thus,
14   com, com4, 1 |       ask you a few questions." "Say on," said he. And I said
15   com, com4, 3 |      repentance. And therefore I say to you, that if any one
16   com, com7, 1 |            said I, "sir, did you say in regard to those that
17   com, com8, 1 |          Make known to me, sir," say I, "in what cases restraint
18   com, com8, 1 |     which is good." "What, sir," say I, "are the evil deeds from
19   com, com8, 1 |         it." "And tell me, sir," say I, "the nature of the good
20   com, com8, 1 |        says he. "For what, sir," say I, "is better than these?" "
21   com, com10, 1|          and anger." "How, sir," say I, "is she the sister of
22   com, com10, 1|            I am senseless, sir," say I, "and do not understand
23   com, com10, 2|        the altar of God." "Why," say I, "does not the entreaty
24   com, com11, 1|    questioned." "How then, sir," say I, "will a man know which
25   com, com11, 1|  penetrate the sky." "How, sir," say I, "can these things take
26   com, com12, 1|        death." "What then, sir," say I, "are the deeds of wicked
27   com, com12, 3|           I should like to how," say I, "in what way I ought
28   com, com12, 3|      compel them to obey you." I say to him, "Sir, these commandments
29   com, com12, 3|        will not keep them. Now I say to you, If you do not keep
30   com, com12, 5|                            V.~ I say to him, "Sir, listen to
31   com, com12, 5|     listen to me for a moment." "Say what you wish," says he. "
32   com, com12, 5|      wish," says he. "Man, sir," say I, "is eager to keep the
33   com, com12, 6|         the angel of repentance, say to you Fear not the devil;
34   com, com12, 6|          ye will live to God." I say to him, "Sir, I am now made
35   sim, sim1, 1 |       the lord of this city will say, 'I do not wish thee to
36   sim, sim2, 1 |    example which these trees you say, are intended to teach." "
37   sim, sim5, 1 |        sir," I answered, "do you say this?" "I say to you," he
38   sim, sim5, 1 |  answered, "do you say this?" "I say to you," he continued, "
39   sim, sim5, 5 |         I am about to ask you." "Say what you wish," he replied. "
40   sim, sim5, 6 |         the vineyard, that is to say, He created the people,
41   sim, sim6, 3 |         at all succeed, and they say they are not prosperous
42   sim, sim7, 1 | affliction now. But why should I say much to you? You must be
43   sim, sim9, 4 |       were laid aside; and] they say to the men who brought the
44   sim, sim9, 23|         the angel of repentance, say unto you, As many of you
45   sim, sim9, 24|         the angel of repentance, say to you who are such, Continue
46   sim, sim9, 26|       know if he may live. And I say this not for these present
47   sim, sim9, 28|        your sins. These things I say to you who are hesitating
48   sim, sim9, 31|          before God. Moreover, I say to you all, who have received
49   sim, sim9, 31|      flocks? Will they perchance say that they were harassed
50   sim, sim9, 32|       made in it?' Would you not say all this to the fuller about
51   sim, sim9, 32|      over to death? Assuredly, I say, he will do the same to
52   sim, sim9, 33|       these words which I had to say have been spoken unto you."~
53   sim, sim10, 1|   experience and moderation, and say to all that he is in great
54   sim, sim10, 2|          you to me, and you will say these words to others, that
55   sim, sim10, 4|         is useful to them. And I say that every man ought to