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 1   0, 18|         which is also the life of virtue -- with her these two things
 2   0, 21|       attained a high standard of virtue. Controlled by discipline
 3   2, 1 |            through Whom alone our virtue is true virtue. And, since
 4   2, 1 |          alone our virtue is true virtue. And, since this soul has
 5   2, 8 |           much greater heights of virtue by thinking upon the virtue
 6   2, 8 |       virtue by thinking upon the virtue of God than if we stay in
 7   2, 10|         good," they say, "even in virtue; and I am such a sinner
 8   2, 1 |         they have been practising virtue for so long that they think
 9   2, 6 |   presence of others, so that the virtue itself which they possess
10   3, 8 |         help ourselves, we make a virtue of necessity. How often
11   3, 10|     believe that we have a single virtue which we have not. And he
12   3, 11| understood the importance of this virtue to us all you would strive
13   3, 13|           you are lacking in this virtue, you have not yet attained
14   5, 2 |          that it is but to make a virtue of necessity. And, speaking
15   9, 11|      extent it is strengthened in virtue; if they come from the devil
16  10, 7 |         Lord so dearly loved this virtue of humility; and all of