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 1 II    |      said, had there ever been seen so charming and lovely a
 2 II    |         and thou mightest have seen all the folk running together
 3 V     |   doors, never going forth and seen of none?" His father replied, "
 4 V     |       he had with his own eyes seen, answered, "These be human
 5 VI    |    gems and pearls that I have seen. But gems, with such power
 6 VI    |      said that thou hast never seen or heard of such powers
 7 VI    | property besides. It cannot be seen out of hand, save by one
 8 VI    |   things which thou hast never seen, and teach thee things which
 9 VII   |       made flesh immortal, was seen of his disciples, and bestowed
10 VIII  | Scripture saith, `Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither
11 IX    |   learn that which ye have not seen, that ye have so steadfastly
12 XVI   |        Of all that I have ever seen,' quoth the king, `the most
13 XVII  |       and Divine, `No man hath seen God at any time; the only
14 XVII  |       of my powers; yea I have seen that I was not brought forth
15 XXI   |  beyond comparison all that is seen; which eye hath not seen,
16 XXI   |       seen; which eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither
17 XXII  |   affirmed that they had never seen the man, he went forth into
18 XXII  |     many days past we have not seen his face." Said Araches, "
19 XXIII |         before the hunt may be seen to pet them, but, when they
20 XXIV  |  walking the desert, a man was seen to issue from a ravine.
21 XXIV  |       that sit have never been seen to rise. From an holy man
22 XXIV  |      Why, what father was ever seen to be sorrowful in the prosperity
23 XXV   |       brightness. Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither
24 XXVII |       call those gods that are seen, but cannot see: but it
25 XXIX  |        Then mightest thou have seen multitudes streaming in,
26 XXIX  |   harshly and severely, I have seen him driven the quicker to
27 XXX   |   house his son that had never seen a single object, and ordered
28 XXX   |       men? Nothing that I have seen to-day hath fired my heart
29 XXX   |    gems such as man hath never seen. Ah! who could describe
30 XXX   |        brightness which he had seen above. There was darkness
31 XXXII | decline. For he saith, `I have seen the ungodly in great power,
32 XXXII |       heard these sayings, and seen that the word was full of
33 XXXVI |      as we see, so shall we be seen by the divine all-seeing
34 XXXVII|    despise the things that are seen, and all this temporal life,
35 XXXIX |      ending of my life. I have seen my desire: I have seen thee
36 XXXIX |    have seen my desire: I have seen thee severed from the world
37 XXXIX |        at the things which are seen, but at the things which
38 XXXIX |       the things which are not seen: for the things which are
39 XXXIX |       for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things
40 XXXIX |       the things which are not seen are eternal." ~"Ponder thou
41 XL    |   those dread men, whom he had seen before, coming to him, and
42 XL    |       as mortal eye hath never seen. And, when Ioasaph enquired, "