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 1   vis, vis3, 2 |     and others were white and round, but did not fit into the
 2   vis, vis3, 6 |      Lady, that are white and round, and yet do not fit into
 3   vis, vis3, 6 |       of use to God. For as a round stone cannot become square
 4   vis, vis4, 3 |  noise, however, and I turned round in alarm, thinking that
 5   sim, sim9, 1 |       away into Arcadia, to a round hill; and he placed me on
 6   sim, sim9, 1 |  showed me a large plain, and round about the plain twelve mountains,
 7   sim, sim9, 2 |    splendour of the gate; and round about the gate were standing
 8   sim, sim9, 6 |     found, and some also of a round shape; and all the stones
 9   sim, sim9, 7 |     they, after being cut all round about, fill up the same
10   sim, sim9, 9 |     that they are exceedingly round? and if I wish to make them
11   sim, sim9, 9 |    tower, he said, "Let us go round the tower and see, lest
12   sim, sim9, 9 |      defect in it." So I went round the tower along with him.
13   sim, sim9, 11|      kiss me], and to lead me round the tower, and to play with
14   sim, sim9, 12|     midst of them, who walked round the tower, and rejected
15   sim, sim9, 29|      the tower; and about the round stones that were put into
16   sim, sim9, 29|       those that still remain round."~
17   sim, sim9, 30|     now, further, about these round and shining stones. All
18   sim, sim9, 30| moreover, why they were found round: because their riches had
19   sim, sim9, 31|         XXXI.~ "But the other round stones, which had not yet
20   sim, sim9, 31|  because they are exceedingly round. Now this age must be cut