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 1 1 |  obedience is the likeness of a pure betrothed (maiden), who
 2 20|       lies; nor (could they be) pure, [P. 147, l.9.] because
 3 21|       in the World, and it is a pure harp for it, by means of
 4 25|         and it becomes like the pure (ideal form) (?) which he
 5 25|         to deficiency, for "the pure Soul came into the turbid
 6 35|     Nature, and their Nature is pure and beautiful, how can there
 7 36|    Goodness. ~And even of these pure Souls (it must be said that)
 8 36|       that) their nature is not pure continually. But it happens
 9 36|       they sometimes . . . [are pure and] sometimes they sin.
10 38|       this Freewill is from the Pure One, and by the craft of
11 39|      thing which comes from the Pure One has a nature which may
12 39|         which proceeds from the Pure, and this wise being which
13 39| actually prayed to God. But the pure Soul though it comes from
14 47|      that while the fountain is pure its Will is perturbed on