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 1    1| adoration of his soul.~"By God, sun never rose or set but Thou
 2    1|       blinded like a bat by the sun. It is then a consciousness
 3   IV|     Though shining as a. bright sun,~And makes another circuit.~
 4    V|      transformed;~When the real sun unveils his face to you,~
 5   VI|   enough~To gaze at the burning sun,~But you can see its brilliant
 6   VI|        reflects~The rays of the sun in the seventh heaven.~
 7 VIII|        light of our eyes to the sun,~So is the light of reason
 8   IX|     essence.~As the rays of the sun~Shine upon the earth,~So
 9   IX|       his perfection,~Is as the sun's bright light,~And the
10   IX|        change or degree.~If the sun tarried always in one spot,~
11 XIII|     Fool! he seeks the dazzling sun~By the dim light of a candle
12  XIV|       Whose face shone like the sun,~Seeing I had cast hope