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 1        Intro, PaulIII,   0     |          and has reduced them to an order which is excellently
 2        Prefa,   0,   0         |         or uses Spanish words in an Italian or Latin sense,
 3        Prefa,   0,   0         |      difficulty comes of finding an exactly equivalent English
 4        Prefa,   0,   0         |          Aloysius Frumveller for an accurate collation of the
 5        Annot,   0,   0         |         the Exercises is to give an hour to each of the five
 6        Annot,   0,   0         |        to seeking and possessing an office or benefice, not
 7        Annot,   0,   0         |      suitable business, may take an hour and a half daily to
 8        Annot,   0,   0         |        morning, for the space of an hour, make the meditation
 9            1, GeneralExam,   2 |         be noted that, though in an idle oath one sins more
10            1, GeneralExam,   2 |      perfect.~One must not speak an idle word. By idle word
11            1, Confession,   0  |        the reception of which is an aid not only not to fall
12            1, 1Exercise,   0   |          want to contemplate. In an invisible contemplation
13            1, 1Exercise,   0   |          in them.~And let me say an OUR FATHER.~
14            1, 2Exercise,   0   |          Fifth Point. The fifth, an exclamation of wonder with
15            1, 3Exercise,   0   |           first, that I may feel an interior knowledge of my
16            1, 3Exercise,   0   |          it to me.~And with that an OUR FATHER.~
17            1, 5Exercise,   0   |     mercy on me.~I will end with an OUR FATHER.~
18            1, 5Exercise,   0   |      hour of Vespers; the fifth, an hour before supper.~This
19            1, Additions,   0   |        Eternal Judge; taking for an example how prisoners in
20            1, Additions,   0   |        standing for the space of an OUR FATHER, my intellect
21            1, Additions,   0   |          me, etc.; and will make an act of reverence or humility.~
22            1, Additions,   0   |        the space of a quarter of an hour, seated or walking
23            1, Additions,   0   |       from sensual love and from an erroneous judgment that
24            2, TemporalKing,   2|        the morning on rising and an hour before dinner or before
25            2, 1Day,   0        |     lately incarnate.~I will say an OUR FATHER.~
26            2, 2Contemplat,   0 |   piously meditated, 9 seated on an ass, and accompanied by
27            2, 2Contemplat,   0 |        Joseph and a maid, taking an ox, to go to Bethlehem to
28            2, 2Contemplat,   0 |         creature and a wretch of an unworthy slave, looking
29            2, 2Contemplat,   0 |          Contemplation, and with an OUR FATHER.~
30            2, 3Contemplat,   0 |  Colloquy at the end, and saying an OUR FATHER.~
31            2, 5Contemplat,   0 |          Contemplation, and with an OUR FATHER.~
32            2, 4Day,   0        |          grant it to me; and say an OUR FATHER.~
33            2, 12Day,   0       |          Because this is to give an introduction and way to
34            2, Prelude,   0     |          a means of the end, and an end of the means. So that
35            2, Election         |     KNOWLEDGE AS TO WHAT MATTERS AN ELECTION OUGHT TO BE MADE
36            2, Election,   0    |      about which we want to make an election should be indifferent,
37            2, Election,   0    |          others which fall under an election that can be changed,
38            2, Election,   0    |     Divine vocation, 15 as being an election out of order and
39            2, 1Way,   0        |        to make election, such as an office or benefice, either
40            2, 1Way,   0        |       whatever which falls under an election that can be changed.~
41            2, Amend,   0       |          things which fall under an election that can be changed,
42            3, 1Day,   0        |      Lord, and, at the end, with an OUR FATHER.~
43            3, 2Day,   0        |        Passion, let him take for an entire day the half of the
44            4, 1Contemplat,   0 |          the subject matter, and an OUR FATHER.~
45       Contem,   0,   0         |        with it, as one who makes an offering with much feeling:~
46       Contem,   0,   0(21)     |     Giving them to understand is an addition, very probably
47       Contem,   0,   0         |          end with a Colloquy and an OUR FATHER.~
48       Method, 1Method,   1     |    forgiveness for them, and say an OUR FATHER. Let this same
49       Method, 1Method,   4     |        sense, say a HAIL MARY or an OUR FATHER.~And whoever
50       Method, 2Method,   0     |          Rule is that he will be an hour on the whole OUR FATHER
51       Annunc, WalkOnSea,   0   |         Disciples thought it was an apparition.~
52       Annunc, Supper,   0      |        know that in that He gave an example of humility, and
53       Annunc, Supper,   0      |         said: "'I have given you an example, that you may do
54        Rules, Receive,   0     | licentious man who, speaking for an evil purpose, solicits a
55        Rules, 2Week,   0       |          under the appearance of an angel of light, to enter
56        Rules, Distribution,   0|          persons for whom I have an affection, I shall have
57        Rules, Scruples,   0    |         sinned.~This is properly an erroneous judgment and not