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 1   1,  Int |    cloister of the convent of St. Dominic at Naples, his
 2   1,  Int |     the Fathers, of Plato and St. Ignatius; the other was
 3   1,  Int |    some monks of the Order of St. Dominic, who, he relates, "
 4   1,  Int |    according to the method of St. Thomas Aquinas: these lectures
 5   1,  Int |     teaching the doctrines of St. Thomas. His extraordinary
 6   1,  1   |    understanding little, call'st him child,~Because thou
 7   1,  1   |      Thyself not seeing, call'st him blind.~paragraph continues]
 8   1,  4   |      spirit and heart content'st~With pricks, with lightnings,
 9   1,  5   |       rays revives; Thou burn'st, in one, and I, in every
10   1,  5   |      33.~Old oak, that spread'st thy branches to the air,~
11   2,  1(1)|      be opened unto you. -- ("St. Matthew.")~
12   2,  1   | Reason to believe.~What would'st thou more, sweet foe?~What
13   2,  2(1)|       then face to face. -- ("St. Paul to the Corinthians.")~
14   2,  3   |      wet behind~That thou may'st feel the ardour of the same?~