Par.

 1 1 |     save that of God, that it may seek Him. Man was created
 2 1 |   seek to understand, that he may believe, but he believes
 3 1 |       but he believes that he may understand: for unless he
 4 1 |     my heart where and how it may seek you, where and how
 5 1 |    seek you, where and how it may find you.~Lord, if you are
 6 1 |     light and into it, that I may see you in it? Again, by
 7 1 |       yourself to us, that it may be well with us, --yourself,
 8 1 |   beseech you, O Lord, that I may not lose hope in sighs,
 9 1 |       lose hope in sighs, but may breathe anew in hope. Lord,
10 1 |     you; I beseech you that I may not cease to hunger for
11 1 |     after sighs, that which I may eat. Lord, I am bowed down
12 1 |  downward; raise me up that I may look upward. My iniquities
13 1 |    that the pit of iniquities may not close over me.~Be it
14 1 |   your image, in order that I may be mindful of you, may conceive
15 1 |      I may be mindful of you, may conceive of you, and love
16 1 |     seek to understand that I may believe, but I believe in
17 4 |       be conceived. --A thing may be conceived in two ways: (
18 11|     in sparing also; and this may be the reason why the supremely
19 14|     than it has seen, that it may clearly see what it desires.
20 16| penetrate this light, that it may see you there. Truly, I
21 18|       eye of my mind, that it may behold you. Let my soul
22 18|     many at one view, that it may be gladdened by all at once.
23 26|  shall receive, that your joy may be full (John xvi. 24).
24 26|      you, to love you, that I may rejoice in you. And if I
25 26|      to full joy in this life may I at least advance from
26 26|     be full, that here my joy may be great in hope, and there
27 26|   shall receive, that our joy may be full. I ask, O Lord,
28 26|       your truth, that my joy may be full. Faithful God, I
29 26|     will receive, that my joy may be full. Meanwhile, let