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 1   0, 29|       there has been a dearth of persons qualified to guide souls
 2   0, 48|         me to write, and who are persons of great learning. If I
 3   2, 2 |         own imperfection. And in persons who have made so much progress
 4   2, 3 |                 With those other persons of whom I am speaking it
 5   2, 6 |           Are not these the same persons who some time ago were meditating
 6   2, 8 |       The penances done by these persons are as carefully ordered
 7   2, 13|          However determined such persons may be not to offend the
 8   2, 14|       important lessons from the persons who shock us. Our outward
 9   2, 1 |         heard, indeed, that some persons find they produce constrictions
10   3, 4 |       discussion among spiritual persons. For my own part, I confess
11   3, 5 |          beg like poor and needy persons coming before a great and
12   3, 11|        it elsewhere; I have seen persons given to prayer fall into
13   3, 13|        superior should give such persons fewer hours of prayer --
14   3, 11|          women, or on unlettered persons, because we do not understand
15   1, 4 |         have anything to do with persons like oneself. You will tell
16   3, 1 |        be a fancy, especially in persons who are melancholy -- I
17   3, 2 |                               Of persons of these two kinds no notice
18   3, 2 |        them as one would to sick persons; and the prioress, or the
19   6, 1 |           for these all kinds of persons are responsible, especially
20   6, 8 |         observed this in certain persons. I have never been like
21   9, 9 |                             Some persons -- and I know this is the
22   1, 6 |     reveals Itself, in all three Persons.218 First of all the spirit
23   1, 6 |  brightness. It sees these three Persons, individually, and yet,
24   1, 6 |        and truly all these three Persons are one Substance and one
25   1, 6 | imaginary vision. Here all three Persons communicate Themselves to
26   2, 2 |         is between two betrothed persons and two who are united so
27   2, 3 |         us by showing to certain persons the extent of that love,
28   2, 4 |          different: here the two persons are frequently separated,
29   4, 3 |          the Lord will give such persons very special aid as to this: