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 1   0, 12|     it seemed to her that no mortal seeing the beauty and splendour
 2   2    |     hideousness of a soul in mortal sin, some part of which
 3   2, 1 |   when the soul falls into a mortal sin. No thicker darkness
 4   2, 1 |     hence, being as it is in mortal sin, none of the good works
 5   2, 1 |    of a person who commits a mortal sin is not to please Him
 6   2, 2 |   was like when it committed mortal sin. That person says that,
 7   2, 5 |     things done by a soul in mortal sin as at the things not
 8   2, 10|      that flow from souls in mortal sin. Similarly, although
 9   7, 5 |      long as we live in this mortal body we shall always have
10   7, 7 | those of us who live in this mortal body. We need to cultivate,
11   1, 4 |    pray for those who are in mortal sin is the best kind of
12   4, 3 |     to venial sins, for from mortal sins, as far as they know,