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 1   0, 22    |       It has not yet, however, received the highest gifts of the
 2   1, 7     |  rather that, the more we have received of Him, the more deeply
 3   1, 8     |       it nor doubt that it has received it (and this quite apart
 4   1, 9(123)|      Later, a favour which she received (Relations, LIV: Vol. I,
 5   2, 10    |    thing possible after it had received so signal a favour? But,
 6   4, 5     |         of course, as we read, received such favours from God! What
 7   3, 1(159)|     impression apprehended and received by the imaginative faculty
 8   5, 6(178)|                     St. Teresa received this favour at Seville about
 9   7, 5     |      was so great and they had received so many favours and had
10   7, 12    | possible that a soul which has received so much from God should
11   8, 8     |        not presume upon having received these favours and become
12   9, 22    |       no more glory for having received many of these favours; on
13   9, 22    |       and there are others who received such favours, although they
14   2, 1     |     one day, when she had just received Communion, in great splendour