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 1 I    |    was regarded as an honest union, - honest, at least, as
 2 II   |  since I saw you,"~Now after union prays to live for a thousand
 3 II(2)|      of the verb soi implies union as husband and wife.
 4 VIII |   life we never can hope for union,~Then we shall first keep
 5 VIII | great to bear.~Too joyful in union to think, we forget that
 6 VIII |    out of the certain future union of Western knowledge~p.
 7 IX   |     feeling, desire; desire, union; union, conception; conception,
 8 IX   |       desire; desire, union; union, conception; conception,
 9 IX   |    of passion disappear. The union of the sexes persists, but
10 IX   |       All are One; - each by union becomes equal with All!