Commentary on another discourse: Chemdat Tzvi Tzvi's Delight The OCR reads "Chamrat," which refers to wine or redness, but this is likely a transcription error for "Chemdat," meaning "delight" or "desire," a common title in this literature. from the Tikkunim Chadashim New Rectifications

There is further intention in this, according to the way of the Lord, v'kal vachomer and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so.

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And all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so.

And all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so, and all the more so. The original OCR transcription contains several thousand repetitions of the abbreviation for "and all the more so" (וק"ו). This appears to be a technical error in the transcription process or a placeholder in the digital file rather than the intentional content of the manuscript page.