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 1   1,  Int |         intervening space that, seen from afar, had looked so
 2   1,  3   |       first is contemplated and seen in effect the divinity,
 3   1,  3   |      second is contemplated and seen the excellency of humanity
 4   1,  4   |         beautiful than e'er was seen~By mortal or divine, of
 5   1,  4   | beautiful or good, as the thing seen may be white or black. If,
 6   1,  4   |         be desired which is not seen, if there is no knowledge
 7   1,  4   |     unseen than those known and seen. And from this it does not
 8   1,  4   |       the love of that which is~seen; for, as I have just said,
 9   1,  4   |   amongst men the same thing is seen, according as some resemble
10   1,  4   |  changeful circulation which is seen in the whirling of her wheel.~ ~
11   1,  5   |     love. That beauty, which is seen in bodies is accidental
12   2,  Pre |       which his own eye has not seen; and he is more than grateful
13   2,  1   |    means.~CES. Say, if you have seen and considered it, what
14   2,  1(1)|         cannot be tasted, felt, seen, because he is more ourselves
15   2,  1   |          CES. Close by is to be seen that which follows. See
16   2,  1   |       condition will it ever be seen and found.~VI.~CES. That
17   2,  1   |         see the Divine is to be seen by it, as to see the sun
18   2,  1   |         concurs, with the being seen of the sun. Equally, to
19   2,  1   |       Well do I remember having seen it expressed in the sonnet.
20   2,  1   |         the sea!~Late hast thou seen the evil of thy plight.~
21   2,  1   |       and deceiver we have just seen; but as I see the following
22   2,  2   |       alone is sovereign beauty seen,~And excellence Divine is
23   2,  2   |     various cracks, cause to be seen and understood in confusion.~
24   2,  3   |       lost;~That which in us is seen -- that which is hid -- ~
25   2,  3   |        of dust and ashes is not seen,~Nor water-laden smoke ascends
26   2,  3   |        they, the less it may be seen.~Both these evils being
27   2,  3   |          and they would both be seen, or, at least one, through
28   2,  3   |     splendour of the sun may be seen and admired in the moon.
29   2,  3   | beautiful and the good is first seen, then the will~ ./. desires
30   2,  4   |      the world as a mole, to be seen and not to see, to long
31   2,  4   |         that which he never had seen.~MIN. Many have fallen in
32   2,  4   |      affliction find;~For to be seen, yet not to see the light,~
33   2,  4   |       my pain~Is clue to having seen the highest good?~The fourth
34   2,  4   |       the same reason which is. seen in the lower kind of love;
35   2,  4   |     proceeds from that which is seen, to that which~sees, the
36   2,  5   |         with the Nereias, maybe seen~'The rapid torrent from