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 1  Intr,   0|    effective means of attaining virtue. This principle is responsible
 2  Intr,   0|    incline them more closely to virtue and to inspire their lives
 3  Unic,   2|         been written about this virtue which I cannot understand,
 4  Unic,   3|    others, and at times mistake virtue for indulgence. Do not think,
 5  Unic,   3|         to consider any woman's virtue as above suspicion. Yes,
 6  Unic,   4|        especially is this so as virtue always attracts love, and
 7  Unic,   4|    shall know when we have this virtue, which is a very great one,
 8  Unic, App|       sensuality is turned into virtue. But the two may be so closely
 9  Unic,   6|    profit, for if you look at a virtue you desire it and try to
10  Unic,   7|        are making her richer in virtue and how she is bearing them,
11  Unic,   7|        own part to practise the virtue which is the opposite of
12  Unic,   9|        them, it shows a want of virtue in them. And they not only
13  Unic,   9|     otherwise, and says it is a virtue to do such things, do not
14  Unic,  10|        own selves and that this virtue and humility go together.~
15  Unic,  10|  humility can enter,34 for this virtue and that of detachment from
16  Unic,  12|     this way by the devil, that virtue cannot fail to bring her
17  Unic,  15|         as I begin to urge this virtue upon you, for I ought myself
18  Unic,  15|        oneself to practise this virtue and to endeavour to obtain
19  Unic,  15|     gained in every way by this virtue, and how, so far as I can
20  Unic,  17|       humility is the principal virtue which must be practised
21  Unic,  20|       step, this alone has such virtue that there is no fear of
22  Unic,  21|       the same", "It is bad for virtue", "It is not meant for women;
23  Unic,  29|      exhibiting some additional virtue, it is with you that she
24  Unic,  32|         as I suggest and make a virtue of necessity.~
25  Unic,  36|         mutual love the hardest virtue for us to attain, though
26  Unic,  36|        attain, though it is the virtue dearest to His Father. Because
27  Unic,  38|       neglect to cultivate that virtue, believing we have already
28  Unic,  38|       say that he possesses any virtue, or that he is rich, if
29  Unic,  38|         when he most needs this virtue he finds himself devoid
30  Unic,  38|       we are not strong in this virtue, the Lord will leave us
31  Unic,  38|       believe that we have some virtue -- patience, let us say --
32  Unic,  38|     beginning to teach you this virtue, and force yourself to suffer
33  Unic,  38|        you to repay Him for the virtue which He is giving you,
34  Unic,  38|       her vow and possesses the virtue of poverty and that what
35  Unic,  38|         are from possessing the virtue of poverty, which we must
36  Unic,  38| temptation, as regards both the virtue I have spoken of and all
37  Unic,  39|      wicked may be humility and virtue and at other times a very
38  Unic,  41|         life, depends upon this virtue being firmly planted in
39  Unic,  41|       frightened and put off by virtue. This is very important