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loftiness
1. exceedingly proud of his loftiness, and his arrogancy, and his pride, and the haughtiness of his heart
2. On account therefore of this loftiness of mind many became vain exalting themselves: for self-will and empty confidence is a great demon
3. You may ask: how can spirit obtain such purification? I say: if man desists from doing the forbidden actions and keeps his senses far from any breach, then he discharges his duties towards each one who has right at him, the spirit pleases God and will be thereby colored with a stain of perfection from God that enables witness the Messenger (cpth) and what is folded in his spirit of highness, loftiness and merits
4. By watching that Godly Loftiness and Beauty and Perceiving the perfection of the most high Provider, and because of seeing the comprehensive Mercy, Sympathy and Tenderness, man shall wholeheartedly love God the source of Majesty, Glory, Sympathy and Benefaction
5. God wanted to acquaint us with the fact that shunning makes one veiled from the truth, while drawing near to God makes one realize the loftiness of what he hears of the verses of his Provider
6. Indeed, its loftiness and sublimity are unthinkable and none can find a limit or an end for it
7. By watching that Godly Loftiness and Beauty and perceiving the Perfection of the Most High Provider, and by witnessing comprehensive Mercy, Sympathy and Tenderness, the believer shall come to wholeheartedly love God – the Source of Majesty, Glory, Sympathy and Benefaction
8. Shyness and chivalry; clemency and mercy; sympathy, tenderness and pity; knowledge; patience; wisdom; courage, intrepidity and bravery; generosity, open-handedness and liberality; justice, loftiness and continence; good management and fine conduct and direction of one’s affairs and such like: whichever of these qualities you mention, all of them were possessed by the brave commander and the bold hero, the veteran politician, the experienced leader, the judicious scholar, the wise master, the merciful clement man, the clear-eyed and discerning ruler
9. Therefore, glorifying His Gifts leads to the glorification of the Benefactor (glory and loftiness to Him), and this can be accomplished by contemplating the marvelous Godly Graces with which God overwhelms you in this universe
10. Without that spiritual link and company with God’s messenger (cpth), and without the communication with God through him, this believer would not have got this loftiness and ascending nor would he have attained such seeing and witnessing or surrendered to God fully
11. And we shall understand that Adam (cpth) has the second position concerning loftiness, exaltedness and elevation of rank
12. The spirit is that which was prepared by the Almighty to bear witness to His lights, to take mind of His Supreme Attributes, and to view reality through His light (Glory and loftiness to Him) by means of the noble messenger (cpth)
13. This is the way that was followed by the prophets and the messengers, and it leads to straightness, loftiness, and sublimity
14. ' And he told me the story of the boastful man who had vaunted the loftiness of his rooms to a man poorer than himself except in wit; and the poorer man, weary of this talk of ceilings, was goaded at last to relate how in his own house the rooms were so low that the only things he could ever have for meals were flounders; and though I had heard the story before I took care to exhibit a decent mirth in the proper place, ending by laughing with all my heart only to see how the Professor laughed and wiped his eyes
15. This same Knight of the Lions, who was called not long since the Knight of the Rueful Countenance, sends by me to say may it please your highness to give him leave that, with your permission, approbation, and consent, he may come and carry out his wishes, which are, as he says and I believe, to serve your exalted loftiness and beauty; and if you give it, your ladyship will do a thing which will redound to your honour, and he will receive a most
16. loftiness of her lineage she is not on a par with the Orianas,
17. But I cannot help entertaining a doubt, and having a certain grudge against Sancho Panza; the doubt is this, that the aforesaid history declares that the said Sancho Panza, when he carried a letter on your worship's behalf to the said lady Dulcinea, found her sifting a sack of wheat; and more by token it says it was red wheat; a thing which makes me doubt the loftiness of her lineage
18. I remember the time when he came to me and cried, talking of you, and all the poetry and loftiness of his feeling for you, and I know that the longer he has lived with you the loftier you have been in his eyes
19. For a long while he could say nothing, not so much because he was afraid of desecrating the loftiness of his
20. And I’m learning to understand your loftiness and her baseness
21. ’ These words are all the more remarkable because, in spite of his great physical though he loves death, for which- in spite of the purity and loftiness of his inner man- he does not yet feel himself sufficiently prepared
22. Fauchelevent talked well, and even with a certain loftiness of language—still he lacked something indescribable
23. " In spite of the terror which I detected in her myself, Katerina Nikolaevna has always from the first cherished a certain reverence and admiration for the nobility of Andrcy Petrovitch's principles and the loftiness of his mind
24. Answering certain questions about Grushenka, and carried away by the loftiness of his own sentiments and his success, of which he was, of course, conscious, he went so far as to speak somewhat contemptuously of Agrafena Alexandrovna as “the kept mistress of Samsonov
25. I thank you particularly too for your unvarying faith in Nicolas, in the loftiness of his soul and of his destiny
26. ” These words are all the more remarkable because, in spite of his great physical sufferings, Joseph Alexéevich is never weary of life though he loves death, for which—in spite of the purity and loftiness of his inner man—he does not yet feel himself sufficiently prepared
