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 1 Pre| altogether, lest, by busying my mind to no purpose, it should
 2 Pre|         who strives to lift his mind to the contemplation of
 3 1  |   CHAPTER I.~Exhortation of the mind to the contemplation of
 4 1  |       the inner chamber of your mind; shut out all thoughts save
 5 1  |       to smile in the joy of my mind, and I am compelled to frown
 6 3  |          and rightly. For, if a mind could conceive of a being
 7 3  |       so evident, to a rational mind, that you do exist in the
 8 14 |     gives light to the rational mind? How great is that truth
 9 18 |         enlighten the eye of my mind, that it may behold you.
10 25 |         things! Ask your inmost mind whether it could contain
11 25 |      their heart, and all their mind, and all their soul, that
12 25 |      all the heart, and all the mind, and all the soul shall
13 25 |      their heart, and all their mind, and all their soul, that
14 25 |      all the heart, and all the mind, and all the soul shall
15 26 |       full. For when heart, and mind, and soul, and all the man,
16 26 |         full. Meanwhile, let my mind meditate upon it; let my