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 1 13|  created spirits. For, if the soul were not as a whole in the
 2 14|   found what you did seek, my soul? You did seek God. You have
 3 14|    Lord, our God, does not my soul feel you, if it has found
 4 14|     speak to the desire of my soul, what you are other than
 5 14|       this? Is the eye of the soul darkened by its infirmity,
 6 16|        nor does the eye of my soul endure to gaze upon it long.
 7 17|       hidden, O Lord, from my soul in your light and your blessedness;
 8 17| blessedness; and therefore my soul still walks in its darkness
 9 17|       the sinful senses of my soul have grown rigid and dull,
10 18|      for joy and gladness. My soul now hoped for satisfaction;
11 18|     it may behold you. Let my soul recover its strength, and
12 24|    creative life!~AND now, my soul, arouse and lift up all
13 25|       these goods of body and soul will be such as eye has
14 25|  search for the goods of your soul and your body? Love the
15 25|        What do you desire, my soul? There, there is whatever
16 25|     their mind, and all their soul, that still all the heart,
17 25|     all the mind, and all the soul shall not suffice for the
18 25|     their mind, and all their soul, that all the heart, and
19 25|     all the mind, and all the soul shall not suffice for the
20 26|       my heart, speak unto my soul and tell me whether this
21 26|     when heart, and mind, and soul, and all the man, are full
22 26|      mouth talk of it. Let my soul hunger for it; let my flesh