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1 2|        ideas, and so reached a lofty sphere beyond the tumult
2 2|       in the moral world, or a lofty soul dwelt in the countess,
3 2|      devout submission and the lofty feelings that it brings. ~"
4 3|     You," she said, "with your lofty soul and your great genius,
5 3| Commonplace minds accuse these lofty intellects of madness; they
6 3|       Van Helmont, discerned a lofty informing principle in human
7 3|    strike his imagination; his lofty soul rejects all half-tones;