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 1 III  |         virtue" (XXIV, 25.) What wonder if all grace flowed into
 2 III  |  illumination of her glory. What wonder if the presence of Mary
 3 V    |         womb of her mother. What wonder if Mary grows in the moisture
 4 VI   |         way and the truth." What wonder if she herself is the grace
 5 VI   |       grace and truth"? And what wonder if in that rod is so great
 6 VI   |          St. Augustine says: "No wonder, Mary, that God reigning
 7 VI   |    Glorifier of all bodies? What wonder if her gift of clarity is
 8 VI   |       eternal King." Again, what wonder if by the gift of subtility
 9 VI   |      below all men." Again, what wonder if by the gift of agility
10 VI   |       tardy delays." Again, what wonder if by the gift of impassability
11 VI   | inaccessible Light." Again, what wonder if the soul of Mary is immersed
12 VI   |    immersed in fecund love, what wonder if she is loving above all,
13 VI   |    embrace of love." Again, what wonder if in most delightful fruition
14 VII  |     Bernard say of this oil: "No wonder, Lady, if the sanctuary
15 VII  |          eternal splendor." What wonder, then, that plenitude that
16 VII  |          eternal splendor." What wonder, then, that she has full
17 VII  |       her exile upon earth? What wonder if both in Heaven and on
18 VIII |         endurest for ever." What wonder if Mary, in her Son, remains
19 IX   |         the Mother of God ? What wonder if Mary is renowned in the
20 X    |         God the Holy Ghost. What wonder if she is the handmaid of
21 XIV  |          acceptable to God. What wonder if by the blessed Mary every
22 XV   |        so deep in humility! What wonder if she were the valley of
23 XVI  |        sweet to my palate." What wonder if this Fruit is so sweet,
24 XVI  |        glory shall appear." What wonder if those enjoying this fruit
25 XVIII|        between God and man. What wonder if by this fruit man has