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  1 Intro,      0|             it deals. With facts as such, there can indeed be no
  2 Intro,      0|             formula, an abstraction such as "Capital" or the "Rights
  3 Intro,      0|          hardly have been caught in such meshes in the trecento.
  4 Intro,      0|          recurrent to the memory in such an environment: often indeed
  5 Intro,      0|      represents, long desisted from such minor matters. Its worldly
  6 Intro,      0|       evangelist John. Astounded at such a sight, Catherine stood
  7 Intro,      0|            upon whom she gazed with such love, forgetting not only
  8 Intro,      0|          turned her eyes to earth." Such was the "call" of St. Catherine
  9 Intro,      0|         vassal of the French crown. Such a decline in its position
 10 Intro,      0|           to apply to the situation such maxims as Ubi Petrus ibi
 11 Intro,      0|         dignity been sustained with such lofty enthusiasm, such sagacious
 12 Intro,      0|         with such lofty enthusiasm, such sagacious political insight.
 13 Intro,      0|          political ascendancy which such a man inevitably came to
 14 Intro,      0|          Rome held, by the right of such donations to his See, large
 15 Intro,      0|           Church, is not wanting in such instances. Savonarola set
 16 Intro,      0|           feuilletonistes of piety. Such works, brightly bound, are
 17 Intro,      0|        lofty eloquence, and also of such literary perfection that
 18 Intro,      0|           Catherine has no style as such; she introduces a metaphor
 19 Intro,      0|    sometimes in the same phrase. In such cases I have occasionally
 20   1,      1  |           does the creature receive such a taste of the truth, or
 21   1,      2  |          for God to provide against such great evils. And, since
 22   1,      2  |            since the soul seems, in such communion, sweetly to bind
 23   1,      3  |     neighbors commit against Me. Of such as these, inasmuch as they
 24   1,      4  |        which is sustained purely as such. And I say, that the guilt
 25   1,      4  |             and unworthy of reward, such souls endure the patient
 26   1,      4  |           of the Blood, which, with such sweetness, has restored
 27   1,      4  |          only of the guilt; because such complete satisfaction requires
 28   1,      4  |           his disordinate will. Let such as these receive the eternal
 29   1,      4  |        through the finite pain; and such as have this contrition
 30   1,      6  |       neighbor; whence, inasmuch as such a man does no good, it follows
 31   1,      7  |           is that virtues differ to such an extent in creatures. ~
 32   1,      7  |       although I have given them in such a different way, that is
 33   2,      3  |             Me. And this is because such a work would not be alone,
 34   2,      3  |          any exterior corporal act, such works being finite, since
 35   2,      3  |          every actual operation, as such, was finite, and therefore
 36   2,      3  |       should love her neighbor with such devotion that she would
 37   2,      3  |             serious the fault is in such a case, the less fruit will
 38   2,      3  |        cannot take her virtues from such a soul, but all their persecutions
 39   2,      4  |             His charity, that, with such sweetness, He had deigned
 40   2,      4  |            the fire in that soul to such an extent that it was no
 41   2,      4  |             You for creating man in such dignity? The inestimable
 42   2,      4  |              and destined him to be such that he might taste and
 43   2,      4  |          help breaking when it sees such dignity as Yours descend
 44   2,      4  |         dignity as Yours descend to such lowliness as our humanity?
 45   2,      5  |     befouled his mind and body with such impurity and misery, and
 46   2,      5  |           wretched creature full of such ignorance could receive
 47   2,      7  |            disobedience of Adam, in such a way, that no one could
 48   2,      9  |            would not be inflamed by such great love? What heart can
 49   2,      9  |          heart can help breaking at such tenderness? It seems, oh,
 50   2,      9  |             What moves You to do us such mercy through pure love,
 51   2,     11  |          the sight of My creatures. Such as these follow a lie, walking
 52   2,     12  |          made for him, which causes such delight to those who use
 53   2,     14  |              I wish you to pray for such, in order that I may do
 54   2,     15  |           in itself is nothing, and such men have become the servants
 55   2,     15  |            know how this tree finds such roots? In the height of
 56   2,     16  |            become a brute beast. To such misery come sinners, notwithstanding
 57   2,     16  |          cannot endure the sight of such filthy actions. Neither
 58   2,     17  |          death they find no remedy. Such as these, with their meanness,
 59   2,     18  |                            Thus are such as these unjust to themselves,
 60   2,     22  |          the vision of Me, which is such pain to them, that, were
 61   2,     22  |             toils borne for Me with such abundance of love, and displeasure
 62   2,     22  |          torments issue all others, such as cold and heat and gnashing
 63   2,     23  |       damned, His aspect will cause such torment and terror that
 64   2,     23  |          the damned, it will appear such, on account of their terrible
 65   2,     25  |             in the bond of love, in such a way that, time failing
 66   2,     30  |         discern and see nothing but such glittering objects. It is
 67   2,     30  |           for had worldly things no such brightness there would be
 68   2,     36  |         servile fear. And doing so, such souls will become faithful
 69   2,     36  |          render their debt to Me by such small degrees, and with
 70   2,     36  |             small degrees, and with such negligence and ignorance,
 71   2,     37  |           indeed, but not grace. At such a time these weak ones,
 72   2,     37  |     deprived of mental consolation. Such a soul acts imperfectly,
 73   2,     37  |           falls into many troubles. Such souls should arise and become
 74   2,     38  |        Blood, which He spilled with such fire of love. Now this charity
 75   2,     39  |       Father to you.' Both, because such a vision is impossible for
 76   2,     41  |            Wherefore I often permit such a love to exist, so that
 77   3,      2  |        think that the soul receives such ardor and nourishment from
 78   3,      2  |             rather words than love. Such as these give heed to nothing
 79   3,      3  |            against it, not allowing such evil emotions to get by
 80   3,      7  |                            Sinners, such as those of whom I have
 81   3,     10  |        offense is the torture which such souls always have, and which,
 82   3,     11  |            in much science, because such a one can only offer what
 83   3,     14  |            from the love of Me; for such love, being disordinate
 84   3,     14  |      regarding the imperfections of such souls.) Wherefore, when
 85   3,     14  |             souls.) Wherefore, when such a soul is deprived of the
 86   3,     14  |            Then the soul arrives at such delight and tranquillity
 87   3,     14  |             in which the soul finds such union with Me), developed
 88   3,     14  |          humble soul should despise such things, not indeed in so
 89   3,     14  |          virtue within her soul. In such a case let her not remain
 90   3,     16  |            grace. Let not, however, such a soul abandon on this account
 91   3,     16  |             which obtains it. Often such a man is rewarded in temporal
 92   3,     16  |           Me, the Supreme Good; but such as these always judge badly,
 93   3,     16  |           they are founded on evil. Such critics as these cause hatreds,
 94   3,     16  |              This is the reason why such satiety cannot content them,
 95   3,     18  |          similitude, placing her in such dignity and beauty, I caused
 96   3,     18  |            is deprived of My grace. Such a one walks as if blind,
 97   3,     19  |      destruction of their own will. Such as these wish always to
 98   3,     20  |           precious Blood, shed with such fire of love, with such
 99   3,     20  |             such fire of love, with such hatred of your sins. It
100   3,     20  |          purely through love alone. Such as these have lost themselves,
101   3,     20  |     umbilical cord of fiery desire. Such a man rejoices in everything,
102   3,     20  |          men of the world fall into such iniquities, for they are
103   3,     20  |          perceiving, moreover, that such apparent sinners may frequently
104   3,     20  |           of My will acting in him. Such contempt and scandal separates
105   3,     20  |              dearest daughter, that such as these, who have learnt
106   3,     24  |          whence you have arrived at such excellence, through the
107   3,     24  |           with Me, the True Sun, in such a way that He cannot be
108   3,     27  |            The angel himself has no such dignity, for I have given
109   3,     28  |             holy ministers; and how such are like the sun. ~
110   3,     28  |             And, as if famished for such food, they feed upon My
111   3,     28  |         ones not to be punished. In such as these are fulfilled the
112   3,     28  |         fade away before them. With such fears as these, and a perverted
113   3,     28  |             precious stones, and as such do they stand in My presence,
114   3,     29  |           you to act with regard to such badly ordered priests, who
115   3,     30  |            are ordained by My will. Such men as these wage war with
116   3,     30  |             The world cannot accuse such a man, because he saw through
117   3,     30  |            the same thing. What joy such a soul receives who sees
118   3,     30  |       himself unworthy of receiving such grace. ~
119   3,     30  |            Oh, dearest daughter! to such as these the vision of the
120   3,     31  |           you have held and used in such guilty darkness the substance
121   3,     31  |              they would not come to such misery, but would be that
122   4,      2  |           him. This obedience is of such excellence that you all
123   4,      2  |       delight in the praise of men. Such as these are apt to lose
124   4,      2  |            soul in whom she dwells. Such a one feels no hatred when
125   4,      3  |             life, he should not put such trust in this hope as to
126   4,      3  |          reason of all this, and of such blindness that prevents
127   4,      3  |            faith, walk no longer in such darkness or cold, but observe
128   4,      4  |                   Of those who have such love for obedience that
129   4,      4  |             in deed and in thought. Such as these wish to bind themselves
130   4,      5  |          faith without any fear, to such an extent that he not only
131   4,      6  | disobedience of those who travel in such a ship, speaking of all
132   4,      6  |        panel of the door of Heaven. Such as these have undertaken
133   4,      6  |            narrow door, and that in such a state he would die before
134   4,      6  |          ones to come to Me, for of such is the kingdom of heaven
135   4,      8  |           passion for disobedience. Such a man thinks like a fool
136   4,      8  |         order, and of his superior. Such a one is indeed in the ship
137   4,      8  |          body but not on his heart. Such a one is no friar, but a
138   4,      8  |             may make to you, but in such a case you immediately bring
139   4,      9  |             these latter labor with such fire of love, seeing the
140   4,      9  |          fulfilled his obedience in such virtue of faith that the
141   4,      9  |            If you were lifted up in such contemplation and union
142   4,     10  |            how displeasing to me is such diminution of reverence;
143   4,     11  |             and give You thanks for such immeasurable gifts and benefits
144 Lette,      0|           but little fitted to give such a narration, I will write
145 Lette,      0|     infirmity, to give herself with such application of mind to prayer
146 Lette,      0|             arose from the earth in such a state that any one who
147 Lette,      0|           the crown of her head, to such an extent that she would
148 Lette,      0|        eternal Spouse, for granting such graces afresh every day
149 Lette,      0|         that time it was reduced to such a state that it seemed like
150 Lette,      0|         became gradually reduced to such a state that we could observe
151 Lette,      0|        became serene and joyous, in such a manner that I could not
152 Lette,      0|    innumerable gifts, the graces of such sweet torments and labors
153 Lette,      0|            the Father, praying with such affection, that, at hearing