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 1 Int, II|  charmingly told and full of human interest, should have attracted
 2 Int2   |    to the greatest height of human virtue passing into the
 3   2    | raiment more splendid than a human being appeared and addressed
 4  11    |     so called was rest. What human words could make you [972A]
 5  11    |    on the borderline between human and spiritual nature? For
 6  11    |   nature should be free from human weaknesses is more than
 7  11    |      were contained within a human frame, and were dependent
 8  14    |      Basil, was removed from human life. So she remained, like
 9  16    |     subjects, inquiring into human affairs and revealing in
10  18    |    even look for help to any human being, nor did human charity
11  18    |     any human being, nor did human charity give her the opportunity
12  19    |  this seemed to me more than human. Rather did it seem as if
13  19    |      if some angel had taken human form with a sort of incarnation,
14  21    |    not bewailing the loss of human companionship and guidance,
15  27    |  gaze at the common shame of human nature made manifest in
16  28    |     has been taken away from human life."~With this prelude