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 1   1, 3 |    goodness. For, as it does us no harm to think of the things laid
 2   1, 3 |           just so it will do us no harm to find that it is possible
 3   1, 4 |      scandalize the weak. But less harm is done by their disbelieving
 4   2, 10|           path shall I come to any harm?" "Dare I begin such and
 5   2, 10|          only be doing good people harm; anyway, a person like myself
 6   2, 13|    elsewhere, daughters, about the harm which comes to us through
 7   2, 17|            working a great deal of harm. Let us realize, my daughters,
 8   2, 17|        zeal, which may do us great harm: let each one of you look
 9   1, 10|          creatures we are and what harm we do to ourselves by dissipating
10   1, 11|         are doing yourselves great harm by pursuing your necessary
11   2, 13|            we usually do ourselves harm. They should not look for
12   2, 13|     persecutions in order to do us harm; they might be pressing
13   1, 3 |            gives, and do much more harm than he can when it is being
14   3, 4 |       which will not bring us more harm than profit, although this
15   3, 5 |           Him and there will be no harm in our striving not to labour
16   3, 6 |         anything painful brings us harm rather than help. By "anything
17   3, 10|        they can do the devil great harm and may well bring great
18   3, 14|         that the devil can do most harm; for in the Mansions of
19   1, 4 |           and, although they do no harm -- especially, as I said,
20   1, 4 |       devil cannot enter or do any harm; for His Majesty is in such
21   1, 4 |          accursed one can do us no harm! Great are the gains which
22   4, 7 |          when it can do many souls harm. ~
23   1, 4 |           these praises will do it harm, as it has seen them do
24   1, 8 |          so much use of it to work harm, that confessors have very
25   3, 17|             He can do little or no harm if the soul is humble and
26   4, 11|          sufficient to do us great harm. For the love of God, then,
27   4, 17|            think there has been no harm in my saying this, so that
28   5, 11|          would suffer the greatest harm. But the Spouse Who gives
29   6, 8 |      disturbing, and seldom do any harm. The great thing about this
30   6, 8 |           be that, although it may harm the body, it cannot (if
31   6, 8 |           humble, it will do it no harm to keep its suspicions. ~
32   7, 6 | intelligent may do a great deal of harm. ~
33   7, 7 |  understand themselves and thus do harm to themselves and to others.
34   7, 15|       sacred Humanity can actually harm you. We are sometimes reminded
35   9, 12|           God, they will do you no harm if you are humble and have