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 1   0, 11    |      s grace can dwell in the human soul, the light suddenly
 2   0, 19    | excellence and dignity of the human soul, made as it is in the
 3   2, 3     | numerous conduits and through human skill; but the other has
 4   2, 6     |       is a thing made, not of human metal, but of the purest
 5   3, 1     |    without the display of any human skill there seems gradually
 6   3, 5     |    believe in the efficacy of human activity in matters where
 7   3, 5(104)|                      With his human skill", adds Gracián, interlinearly. ~
 8   2, 4     |    for it is a thing which no human means can procure. Although
 9   3, 1     |       seem to be uttered by a human voice. Sometimes -- often,
10   3, 16    |  could never put rapidly into human language. ~
11   4, 11    |                           Oh, human blindness! How long, how
12   7, 10    |       both His Divine and His human nature. When, therefore,
13   8, 4     |       possibly be produced by human effort, anyone who has it
14  10, 4     |                           Oh, human misery! How long will it
15  11, 9     |       it is possible for your human nature, weak as it is, to
16   4, 5     |    from Our Lord and not from human imagination or from the