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 1   0, 14|        of them dictated by her humility. "Why do they want me to
 2   0, 17|        entering the room where humility is acquired rather than
 3   0, 19|        time in the Mansions of Humility, in which, since the heat
 4   0, 28|      themes as self-knowledge, humility, detachment and suffering.
 5   1, 3 |     must be greatly lacking in humility and in love of his neighbour;
 6   2, 5 |       had found it a mirror of humility, for it had made her realize
 7   2, 8 |      even should it so desire. Humility must always be doing its
 8   2, 8 |     honey in the hive: without humility all will be lost. Still,
 9   2, 9 |        matters more to us than humility. And so I repeat that it
10   2, 9 |        entering the room where humility is acquired rather than
11   2, 9 |         by meditating upon His humility, we shall see how far we
12   2, 11|     could describe, arise from humility, whereas they really come
13   2, 11|       Whom we shall learn true humility, and also upon His saints.
14   2, 13|   understanding this matter of humility and self-knowledge, I am
15   1, 6 |                            Oh, humility, humility! I do not know
16   1, 6 |                  Oh, humility, humility! I do not know why I have
17   1, 8 |      that, where there is true humility, even if God never grants
18   2, 2 |      they gain a great deal in humility. ~
19   2, 7 |     have said, let us practise humility, which is the ointment for
20   2, 9 |  referring to demands is great humility, and it is the lack of this,
21   2, 9 |        already described, have humility and again humility! It is
22   2, 9 |        have humility and again humility! It is by humility that
23   2, 9 |       again humility! It is by humility that the Lord allows Himself
24   2, 9 |       you will see if you have humility is that if you have it you
25   2, 9 |  because there is some lack of humility in our thinking that in
26   2, 10|      if any of us achieve true humility and detachment (I say "true"
27   3, 4 |     part, I confess my lack of humility, but their arguments have
28   1, 7 |      we serve His Majesty with humility and simplicity of heart,
29   3, 10|    practice. I say the same of humility and of all the virtues;
30   3, 12|        really easy if you have humility, for in that case you will
31   3, 19|      the greatest devotion and humility. So it cannot do other than
32   4, 16|      to me to denote a lack of humility; for if such a person really
33   5, 6 |       His own bounty, grant us humility. ~
34   5, 10|   second is self-knowledge and humility at realizing how a thing
35   8, 4 |     the greatest confusion and humility. If it came from the devil,
36   8, 10|     greatest mortification and humility and purity of conscience.
37   9, 11|     observe gradually how much humility they leave in the soul and
38   9, 14|  accept it and should with all humility put forward this argument
39   9, 16|        that it shows a lack of humility to ask to be given what
40   9, 16| bestowed on a person devoid of humility, because before the Lord
41  10, 7 |    dearly loved this virtue of humility; and all of a sudden --
42   4, 8 |    edifice, as I have said, is humility, and, if you have not true
43   4, 8 |      and, if you have not true humility, the Lord will not wish
44   4, 14|        you should have so much humility and mortification, and should
45   4, 18|         He is a great Lover of humility. If you consider yourselves