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 1   1,  1   |      do I say of Love? If this presence, this object, is his empire,
 2   1,  3   |    lawful to behold it in real presence. He says: "My pasture is
 3   1,  4   |     beauty, thus came into the presence of the same, and ravished
 4   1,  5   |     heaven -- ~Become a living presence through my thoughts;~Thoughts
 5   1,  5   | stronger than love himself~Thy presence is enough, oh memory!~These
 6   1,  5   |     where, through the baneful presence of the enemies and of such
 7   1,  5   |        whatsoever. This is the presence which~causes every difficulty
 8   1,  5   |      phœnix, through the sun's presence, changes~death into life,
 9   1,  5   |         and that other, by the presence of love, transmutes life
10   2,  1   |        and upholds In absence, presence and in prospect.~Much, too
11   2,  1   |      them is, that man, in the presence of other men, should rather
12   2,  1   |      waters without making his presence known through the repulsion
13   2,  1   |      that light which with its presence darkens and obliterates
14   2,  3(1)|       witnesses to this unseen Presence are Light, Heat, Moisture,"
15   2,  5   |       Isles, and come into the presence of the lovely, graceful