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 1  Pref,   2|  Saint Paul she is, with her heavenly visions! Quite a Saint Jerome!"14~
 2  Unic,   6| resolved to seek a cure from heavenly doctors, for, though I bore
 3  Unic,   9|    sins. But when it came to heavenly things, or to any sublime
 4  Unic,  12|    so -- how much more as to heavenly things! Other persons will
 5  Unic,  16| state is a glorious folly, a heavenly madness, in which true wisdom
 6  Unic,  16|     recovered from this holy heavenly madness -- a favour which
 7  Unic,  17|   much as twenty years, this heavenly Gardener achieves in a moment;
 8  Unic,  17|      been given to it by the heavenly Gardener. The humility,
 9  Unic,  18|  union, is wont to come with heavenly love; but, as I understand
10  Unic,  27|  sort of explanation of this heavenly gift, for the soul suddenly
11  Unic,  29|     regret having seen these heavenly visions and I would not
12  Unic,  38|  both in showing her certain heavenly secrets and in granting
13  Unic,  38|  Saint Paul she is, with her heavenly visions! Quite a Saint Jerome!"
14  Unic,  38|      to die if we think upon heavenly things and try to have our
15  Unic,  39|    have been told it by this Heavenly Master of mine; and so,