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 1 II  |    bare that fruit which thou seest in me. Now the meaning of
 2 V   |       to the misery that thou seest." "And," said he, "what
 3 X   |      All the things that thou seest to-day, wherein thou gloriest, --
 4 XIX |     exceeding strong; as thou seest, courage and prudence, temperance
 5 XXI |      in order that "When thou seest my gift," said he, "thou
 6 XXII|        What," said the monk, "seest thou in our case that should
 7 XXV |    darkness that may be felt, seest not even one small glimmer
 8 XXV |     gladness. As thou thyself seest, we all die; and there is
 9 XXXI|       cannot move called God? Seest thou not that the god that
10 XXXI| thinkest to make mock of him? Seest thou not yonder sun, into