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 1   2, 2 |       sometimes they derive more pain from finding that, in spite
 2   1, 12|         are suspended, I feel no pain until the suspension is
 3   3, 12|        pity on her: if she is in pain, you should feel pain too;
 4   3, 12|         in pain, you should feel pain too; if necessary, fast
 5   2, 4 |      soul continues to feel that pain and the mere touch suffices
 6   2, 4 |        find, for this delectable pain, which is not really pain,
 7   2, 4 |        pain, which is not really pain, is not continuous: sometimes
 8   2, 4 |      again to suffer that loving pain of which it is the cause. ~
 9   2, 5 |         increase this delectable pain nor remove it. Anyone to
10   2, 6 |          because so delectable a pain can never be bestowed upon
11   2, 6 |        beyond his power to unite pain -- and such a great pain! --
12   2, 6 |         pain -- and such a great pain! -- with tranquillity and
13   2, 6 |      sphere, and, when he causes pain, it is never, to my mind,
14   2, 8 |         nothing here that causes pain, nor are the soul's desires
15   7, 2 |        does not now think of the pain which it is bound to suffer
16   7, 4 |          anxiety about their own pain or glory. If they desire
17   7, 4 |    Purgatory, it is less for the pain which they will have to
18   7, 12|        to One Who has borne such pain for us. Then the will is
19  11, 1 |         of them causes her fresh pain. The reason for this is
20  11, 2 |       bearable, though it causes pain. While the soul is in this
21  11, 2 |        any region where physical pain can be felt, but in the
22  11, 2 |          what will increase this pain. ~
23  11, 3 |     accustomed to enduring great pain, she cannot help doing this,
24  11, 3 |         doing this, because this pain, as I have said, is not
25  11, 4 |         that it feels any bodily pain whatsoever, notwithstanding
26  11, 4 |        afterwards it is in great pain and has not the strength
27  11, 4 |           The reason it feels no pain must be that it is suffering
28  11, 4 |        when we have a very acute pain in one spot; we may have
29  11, 8 |         should say); for, if the pain lasted long, it would be
30  11, 9 | yearnings to die,209 because the pain is more than she can bear,
31   2, 10|         Our whole body may be in pain, yet if our head is sound
32   2, 10|         fact that the body is in pain will not cause it to ache