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 1   0, 23    |             and a very high one. By means of the most celebrated of
 2   1, 1     |             it is made in His image means that we can hardly form
 3   1, 5     |           that is exactly what this means. ~
 4   2, 17    |       Constitutions are nothing but means which enable us to do this
 5   1, 4     |        sicknesses and trials, or by means of truths which God teaches
 6   2, 1     |         tests which have been by no means exacting and they have become
 7   2, 5     |             Another person, who has means enough to support himself,
 8   2, 5     |             and indeed an excess of means, sees an opportunity of
 9   2, 8     |             for penance, so that by means of it they may serve Our
10   2, 13(76)|                  The Spanish phrase means, literally, "anyone of their
11   2, 3     |            from a long distance, by means of numerous conduits and
12   2, 3     |            carrying of the water by means of conduits is, I think,
13   2, 3     | understanding; and when at last, by means of our own efforts, it comes,
14   2, 9(97) |        non-reflexive form, the verb means to squeeze, crush or press
15   3, 3(101)|        encogimiento, the noun used, means "shrinkage", "contraction";
16   3, 9     |   proceeding from the spring had no means of running away, but the
17   3, 11    |            of your neighbour really means to some of you, and what
18   4, 3     |          that she is to take.148 By means of the senses and faculties
19   2, 1     |             with fervent desire, by means so delicate that the soul
20   2, 4     |           is a thing which no human means can procure. Although occasionally
21   3, 1     |             the soul is effected by means of locutions, which are
22   3, 7     |            though God may use other means incomprehensible to men,
23   4        |      suspends the soul in prayer by means of rapture, or ecstasy,
24   4, 3     |        disposition and has used the means of grace, as the Church
25   4, 13    |          its enclosure. For when He means to enrapture this soul,
26   4, 15    |         Lord when He offers them no means of suffering. ~
27   5, 2     |                             Can any means of resisting this be found?
28   5, 8     |         which are indescribable, by means of an admirable kind of
29   7, 8     |             to seeking Him again by means of the will, it has no desire
30   8, 1     |          reveals His love for us by means of such wonderful appearances
31  10, 1     | communicates Himself to the soul by means of these apparitions. Some
32  11, 9     |           can she possibly find any means of dispelling the distress
33  11, 10    |            and again; but it has no means of doing so nor is there
34   1, 4     |           could loose his chains by means of your prayers? You see
35   1, 6     |        brought into this Mansion by means of an intellectual vision,217
36   1, 10    |         that the Divine Majesty, by means of this wonderful companionship,
37   3, 6     |           doing they can become the means whereby the Lord is praised,
38   4, 8     |             and must seek a way and means to please and serve all
39   4, 10    |          which may indeed have been means whereby God has brought
40   4, 12    |          from God through any other means than those used by Him and
41   4, 14    |           souls to God, and have no means of doing so; that you would