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 1     Int         |          saying that she remained blind to certain dangers for more
 2    Life, IV     |        who saw them, He made even blind; and He has blotted them
 3    Life, V      |          then so imprudent and so blind as to think it a virtue
 4    Life, VII    |          who will make themselves blind, and who will consider that
 5    Life, VII    |            I did so because I was blind myself; for I would not
 6    Life, IX     |        Him. I was like one who is blind, or in the dark, who, though
 7    Life, XX     | everything.~36. The soul sees how blind men are to the nature of
 8    Life, XX     |          dust: the little dove is blind. So it happens very often:
 9    Life, XXIII  |           that God might leave me blind, so that I should understand 
10    Life, XXV    |           he sees any one already blind, seeking peace in vanities,
11    Life, XXVII  |         it is as if a person were blind, or in the dark, and therefore
12    Life, XXVII  |      other senses tell him who is blind of that presence: he hears  ./. 
13    Life, XXVII  |           speak to me, and I were blind or in the  ./. dark, and
14    Life, XXXV   |           never suffer mine to be blind again!~
15    Life, XXXVIII|        will do them, who are made blind by their own conduct, if
16    Life, XXXIX  |         and who was almost wholly blind. I was very sorry for him,
17    Life, XL     |         God, I have been, oh, how blind! I have often been amazed
18    Life, XL     |        does not wish me to become blind again.~32. This is the way
19     Rel, I      |          knows well, or I am very blind; for neither honour, nor
20     Ind         |           28; obtains sight for a blind person, xxxix. 1; and the