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 1 pIII,   27|     eager to do service. In the heart, as in the midst of the
 2 pIII,   28| proceeds from the depths of the heart enlivens and freshens the
 3 pIII,   28|       enlivening comfort of the heart. And just as in the absence
 4 pIII,   28|       so without the aid of the heart the vital power pants in
 5 pIV,   34 |   treasure in the closet of thy heart that which I would say,
 6 pVI,   65 |  shadows ; it is the eye of the heart, the rapturous paradise
 7 mVII,   67|       invade the lodging of the heart and the walls of his greedy
 8 mVII,   68|         it. Thus the eye of the heart sickens, blind from a fleshly
 9 pVII,   74|        from the treasury of his heart hypocritical praises, insincere
10 pVII,   74|      cells of his pusillanimous heart are palaces, will exalt
11 mIX,   87 |       the stony hardness of the heart became like wax, 2 and the