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 1 III|        sea. We read, and it is true, that sailors, when they
 2 III|        us to the shores of our true home country.~First consider
 3 IV |    both Virgin and Mother, for true fecundity glorified her
 4 IV |        virginity glorified her true fecundity. Her virginity
 5 V  |     THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY IS TRUE, IMMENSE, MANIFOLD, AND
 6 V  |        grace of Mary is a most true grace, a most immense grace,
 7 V  |     Luke I, 31.) That grace is true which is found with God
 8 V  |       she find grace with God, true and pure, defiled by no
 9 V  |      the grace of, Mary was so true and pure, therefore St.
10 V  |      desires with Mary to find true grace, let him approach
11 V  |      him bow down with Mary in true humility, whoever wishes
12 V  |         whoever wishes to find true grace with Mary. For it
13 V  |   truly humbled herself, found true grace, as it is said: "He
14 V  |         Grant that by thy most true grace we may be gathered
15 VI |   loving thee above all as His true Mother and Spouse, is joined
16 VI |      that is, the grace of the True King above all women, that
17 IX |   benefits, just in judgments, true in promises, nor renowned
18 IX |      most just in equity; most true in fidelity; most renowned
19 X  |    Therefore Mary, as the most true daughter of the King, was
20 XI |   foreshew the splendor of the true Sun by such a wonderful
21 XI |        most vivid image of the true Sun, amongst the myriads
22 XIV|     hear thy voice.' " Oh, how true, how sincere, were the lips
23 XVI|     wonderful, and wonderfully true, as says St. Augustine,
24 XVI| springs from its stem, and the true vine is the fruit of its