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1 Life, I | were reading that pain and bliss were everlasting. We happened 2 Life, XVI | the fruition of exceeding bliss. It is like a dying man 3 Life, XVI | men behold and know of its bliss, to the praise of God, and 4 Life, XVI | greater fruition of that bliss which so sweet a pain occasioned 5 Life, XVII | the well, so great is the bliss and repose of the soul, 6 Life, XVIII | is attended with so much bliss and comfort of the soul, 7 Life, XVIII | not felt as labour, but as bliss.~2. In this the fourth state 8 Life, XIX | dreaming, or whether the bliss I felt had really been mine; 9 Life, XIX | and that its punishment is bliss. It undoes itself in the 10 Life, XXVII | blessings and joys so great, bliss without end, and all at 11 Life, XXVIII | that would be an excessive bliss, particularly the vision 12 Life, XXIX | wound.~14. This pain and bliss together carried me out 13 Life, XXIX | which was to me a greater bliss than all created things 14 Life, XXXV(525)| had deprived him of the bliss of heaven by bringing him 15 Life, XXXVI | I felt as if I were in bliss, when I saw the most Holy 16 Rel, XI | thing, not even to all the bliss of heaven, but only to the