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 1   vis, vis1, 1 |  were opened, and I see the woman whom I had desired saluting
 2   vis, vis1, 2 |    And there came up an old woman, arrayed in a splendid robe,
 3   vis, vis1, 2 |   reproached by a very good woman, who says that I sinned
 4   vis, vis2, 1 |    see opposite me that old woman, whom I had seen the year
 5   vis, vis2, 4 |   Who do you think that old woman is from whom you received
 6   vis, vis2, 4 |      Why then is she an old woman? "Because," said he, "she
 7   vis, vis2, 4 |   in my house, and that old woman came and asked me, if I
 8   vis, vis3, 1 |    show me through that old woman, the same night that old
 9   vis, vis3, 1 |     the same night that old woman appeared to me, and said
10   vis, vis3, 1 |   before. Whereupon the old woman approached, accompanied
11   vis, vis3, 10|  form of an exceedingly old woman, sitting in a chair. In
12   vis, vis3, 10|  she had the hair of an old woman; but her face beamed with
13   vis, vis3, 10|   meant. Then I see the old woman in a vision of the night
14   vis, vis3, 11|     appear to you as an old woman seated on a chair? Because
15   vis, vis3, 12|    skin and hair of an aged woman. Hear," said he, "this parable
16   com, com4, 1 |     gone astray, and if the woman does not repent, but persists
17   com, com4, 1 |   said to him, "What if the woman put away should repent,
18   com, com4, 1 |      In this matter man and woman are to be treated exactly
19   com, com4, 1 |    yourselves, both man and woman, for in such persons repentance
20   com, com5, 2 |   nothing at all the man or woman becomes embittered on account
21   com, com6, 2 | into his heart, that man or woman must sin. On the other hand,
22   com, com6, 2 |     other hand, be a man or woman ever so bad, yet, if the