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 1 VI     | answer, for with the eyes of sense ye judge the objects of
 2 VI     |      ye judge the objects of sense, but so ought ye not to
 3 VII    |       things without soul or sense, enlightened and sustained
 4 VII    |       things without soul or sense; and men, possest of soul
 5 VIII   |     to these whose spiritual sense is strong. For lo, as these
 6 X      |    admiring the lucidity and sense of her words, freed the
 7 X      |      size, and hadst not the sense to see that my whole body
 8 XVI    |   falsely, and not after the sense contained therein. But the
 9 XVII   |     from it, in the world of sense by birth and decay, increase
10 XVII   |   all objects of thought and sense, still said, `We know in
11 XXIV   |   received any impression of sense? Those of them that stand
12 XXX    |  perfume that cloyed not the sense. Thrones were set there,
13 XXXVIII|     to attract the palate of sense. These were uncooked worts,