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 1   2, 9 |     how far we are from being humble. ~
 2   1, 8 |   aridity may teach you to be humble, and not make you restless,
 3   2, 7 |       wounds; if we are truly humble, God, the Physician,75 will
 4   2, 11|      ashamed; and if they are humble they will be moved to give
 5   2, 12| surely those who are good and humble will praise Him much more.
 6   1, 7 |  prized, provided the soul be humble, and can understand that
 7   3, 5 |    then cast down our eyes in humble expectation. When from the
 8   4, 2 |        which is pleased so to humble itself! I am only making
 9   3, 17|     or no harm if the soul is humble and does what I have said --
10   5, 6 |      thinking, if the soul is humble, more courage is necessary
11   6, 8 |     it cannot (if the soul is humble, I mean) hurt the soul.
12   6, 8 |   hurt the soul. If it is not humble, it will do it no harm to
13   9, 12|     do you no harm if you are humble and have a good conscience.
14   9, 16|       for this cannot be very humble. A peasant of lowly birth
15   9, 16|       merit it. Anyone who is humble feels just the same about
16  10, 7 |     Sovereign Truth and to be humble is to walk in truth, for
17   4, 2 |      so that it may always be humble; for another, so that it