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 1       Prayer                   |     loved and do what he taught! Through Christ our Lord.~AMEN.~
 2        Annot,   0,   0         |         him - whether this comes through his own reasoning, or because
 3       Presup                   |      WITHOUT DETERMINING ONESELF THROUGH4 ANY TENDENCY THAT IS DISORDERED~
 4       Presup,   0,   0(4)      |      Without determining oneself through is in the Saint's hand,
 5            1, GeneralExam,   2 |  imperfect, because the perfect, through continued contemplation
 6            1, 2Exercise,   0   |         with deep feeling, going through all creatures, how they
 7            1, 4Exercise,   0   |    wandering, may assiduously go through the memory of the things
 8            1, 5Exercise,   0   |       suffer, in order that, if, through my faults, I should forget
 9            2, TemporalKing,   1| synagogues, 5 villages and towns through which Christ our Lord preached.~
10            2, 2Contemplat,   0 |    whether such road is level or through valleys or over hills; likewise
11            2, 5Contemplat,   0 |        senses of the imagination through the first and second Contemplation,
12            2, 4Day,   0        |        others to another, and so through all the world, not omitting
13            2, 4Day,   0        |           etc., - and sends them through all the world spreading
14            2, 4Day,   0        |    spreading His sacred doctrine through all states and conditions
15            2, 12Day,   0       |  reflecting on them occasionally through all the day, and also making
16            2, Amend,   0       |         consider much and ponder through the Exercises and Ways of
17            2, Amend,   0       |          thing except in all and through all the greater praise and
18            3, 1Day,   0        |        and weep, and so to labor through the other points which follow.~
19            3, 2Day,   0        |          proceeding will be kept through the Points and Colloquy
20            3, 2Day,   0        |         contemplating up to half through the Mysteries of the same
21            3, 2Day,   0        |      Christ made to them; and so through the other Contemplations
22            3, RulesOneself,   0|        let him not go hurriedly, through appetite, but be master
23            4, 1Contemplat,   0 |     Contemplations let one go on through all the Mysteries of the
24       Method, 3Method,   0     |     accustomed; and so on, going through the others.~
25       Annunc, 9Apparit,   0    |       Point. Third: He sent them through all the world to preach,
26        Rules, Receive,   0     |         biting their consciences through the process of reason.~
27        Rules, Receive,   0     |  movement in the soul is caused, through which the soul comes to
28        Rules, Receive,   0     |      spiritual exercises; and so through our faults, spiritual consolation
29        Rules, 2Week,   0       |          knowledge of any object through which such consolation would
30        Rules, 2Week,   0       |          consolation would come, through one's acts of understanding
31        Rules, 2Week,   0       |          as into their own home, through the open door.~
32        Rules, 2Week,   0       |       often in this second time, through one's own course of habits
33        Rules, 2Week,   0       |       concepts and judgments, or through the good spirit or through
34        Rules, 2Week,   0       |       through the good spirit or through the bad, he forms various
35        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0|          other thing can now be, through my doing well or ill; and