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 1       2, II     |     s pride, and I wandered farther from thee, and thou didst
 2       2, II     | peace, and I wandered still farther from thee into more and
 3       2, III    |    my God, while I wandered farther away from thee? Didst thou
 4       3, III    |   with stiff neck, receding farther from thee, loving my own
 5       3, VII    |    sight of my eyes went no farther than physical objects, and
 6       3, VII    | sight of my mind reached no farther than to fantasms? And I
 7       4, XII    |    Why then will you wander farther and farther in these difficult
 8       4, XII    | will you wander farther and farther in these difficult and toilsome
 9       6, XVIII  |    that they might go on no farther in self-confidence - but
10       7, X      |    arrogance they have gone farther away from thee, from thee “
11       8, IV(276)| thus far had brought him no farther than to a kind of Christian
12       9, XXXV   |     me, so may it always be farther and farther. And when I
13       9, XXXV   |    it always be farther and farther. And when I entreat thee
14      11, VII    |    far as they are? But the farther something is from thee,