Chapter

 1 II   |           all abominations." Oh, how far from this woe was the most
 2 II   |             no fault of her own, and far from her most innocent heart
 3 II   |            virtue." Because Mary was far from this woe of guilt,
 4 II   |           under their lips." Oh, how far from this woe was the most
 5 II   |              of their deeds. Oh, how far removed from such a woe
 6 II   |         wrath" (Eph. II, 3.) Oh, how far from this woe of them that
 7 II   |            the fuel of misery, in so far as it leads to sin, for
 8 II   |              Nativity of Mary was so far removed from this woe, she
 9 II   |             Matt. XXIV, 19.) Oh, how far from this woe was Mary when
10 II   |         Healing." Because she was so far from this woe of them that
11 II   |            than to the just. Oh, how far from this dissolution was
12 II   | conflagration of the damned. Oh, how far removed from this woe of
13 IV   |            and the aurora. Alas, how far from the grace of Mary most
14 IV   |           Mary, and of Jesus Christ. Far from this consolation are
15 IV   |           given way to gluttony. How far from the grace of Mary are
16 IV   |            her virginity." Alas, how far from the grace of Mary are
17 VI   |          wouldst never have ascended far above all the choirs of
18 VI   |            could be believed, and as far as the condition of a creature
19 VII  |              of hosts, had been very far distant from His house of
20 VII  |              house of the soul, for "far from sinners is salvation" (
21 XI   |           misery may be with thee as far as it is expedient for me."~
22 XIV  |             live forever." Alas, how far from this blessedness of
23 XIV  |         blessing, and it was removed far from him" (Ps. CVIII, 18.)~
24 XIV  |         blessed her forever. Oh, how far from the blessedness of
25 XIV  |            beauty in Mary. Alas, how far are they from this blessing
26 XIV  |           human blessing ! Alas, how far from this blessing of Mary
27 XIV  |           overcome by man. Alas, how far from this blessing of Mary
28 XVI  |        excellent than the former, as far as the heavens are above
29 XVII |             every virtue." Alas, how far from this fruit of mercy
30 XVIII|          peace, peace to him that is far off, and to him that is
31 XVIII|               lest he should be made far by guilt. For He, as the
32 XVIII|            peace between man, who is far distant in this world, and