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1       1, XVIII | wanton, that is to say, to be darkened in heart - this is to be
2       4, IV    |       9. My heart was utterly darkened by this sorrow and everywhere
3       5, III   |       their foolish heart was darkened.”129 They saw many true
4       6, VIII  |  lessened, the disordered and darkened eyesight of my mind was
5       6, IX    |        their foolish heart is darkened, and professing themselves
6      11, X     |    into that darkness and was darkened thereby. But in it, even
7      11, XVII  |       and unformed,” and “The darkened abyss,” may not inappropriately
8      11, XXVIII|      luminous heavens and the darkened earth and all the things
9      12, XXI   |   face, and who have become a darkened abyss. Instead, let thy