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 1  Intr,   0     |          her popularity has been due to Divine grace, which first
 2  Intr,   0     |        they can hardly have been due to accident, besides a considerable
 3  Unic,   4     |       and these great aridities, due, as I say, to my being unable
 4  Unic,   5     |   torture if it had not all been due to my own fault. I could
 5  Unic,   5     |       They thought that this was due to fear of death, and, in
 6  Unic,   5     |     tears of sorrow and distress due only to my having offended
 7  Unic,   7     |          an idea that it was not due to my fancy but came from
 8  Unic,   8     |        not know to what this was due. A sermon rarely seemed
 9  Unic,  15     |       rule, I believe, it can be due only to grave faults: it
10  Unic,  15     |         which (as I shall say in due course) sends forth the
11  Unic,  15     |          in His sight, for it is due to His Majesty's great humility,126
12  Unic,  17     |          to His Majesty. For, in due time, as I have said, you
13  Unic,  19     |    credit in the sight of God is due to a friar of the Order
14  Unic,  20     |        not receive it, it is not due to Himself. Then, if we
15  Unic,  20     |          this state is in no way due to itself, nor does it know
16  Unic,  21     |      intercourse with others, is due to my finding people with
17  Unic,  21     |       they have of the authority due to their positions the more
18  Unic,  21     |       subordinated the authority due to their positions to the
19  Unic,  21     |       well that none of this was due to myself and that I had
20  Unic,  21     |       ever realizing that all is due to the Lord Himself and
21  Unic,  22(174)|         addition of "Sir" may be due to the fact that he was
22  Unic,  22     |   everything else and hold it in due esteem.~
23  Unic,  23     |                               In due course I realized that I
24  Unic,  23     |       for my whole salvation was due to the fact that this gentleman
25  Unic,  26     |    experiences were proved to be due to the good spirit, to keep
26  Unic,  29     |       which may in great part be due to the senses. So this child
27  Unic,  30     |                               In due course that servant of God --
28  Unic,  30     |    heresies that had arisen were due to my sins.~
29  Unic,  31     |         were sheer imperfection, due to my lack of mortification.
30  Unic,  32     |        as well as I could and in due course I should see what
31  Unic,  35     |        their distraction was not due to their poverty, but that
32  Unic,  35     | observing Christ's precepts with due perfection. If I found anyone
33  Unic,  36     |          it. The whole thing was due to the approval of this
34  Unic,  38     |        no thanks for them can be due to me. I, Lord, am the debtor,
35  Unic,  39     |        not, of course, have been due to my prayer; but, as I
36  Unic,  40     |      which comes to the world is due to a failure to know the