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  1 Intro,      0|        with his hands, saying: 'What are you doing here? why
  2 Intro,      0|      said: 'Oh, if you had seen what I see, you would not distract
  3 Intro,      0|         about in this world, by what seems to have been the inevitable
  4 Intro,      0|         his See, to bring about what was, for the moment, the
  5 Intro,      0|       almost unique specimen of what may be called "ecclesiastical"
  6 Intro,      0|         as their starting-point what, to most, is the goal hardly
  7   1,      1  |         clearly, I will mention what I remember having heard
  8   1,      2  |  neediness of the world, and in what a tempest of offense against
  9   1,      4  |                                 What fruit do they receive? ~
 10   1,      4  |    allow the world to show them what it is, so that, feeling
 11   2,      1  |    individual, and according to what the soul sees she can do
 12   2,      1  |         when they have rendered what is due to Me and to themselves,
 13   2,      3  |   penance for My sake, asking, 'What can I do to endure suffering
 14   2,      4  |       you grant them mercy. For what is it to me if I have life,
 15   2,      4  |   clemency of Your Holy Spirit. What reason had You for creating
 16   2,      4  |    likeness. Oh, abyss of love! What heart can help breaking
 17   2,      4  |     corrupted clay of Adam. For what reason? -- Love. Wherefore,
 18   2,      5  |                                 What I say of the universal body
 19   2,      5  |        My Church. See then with what ignorance and darkness,
 20   2,      5  |      are administered, and with what filthy hands are handled
 21   2,      5  |    blood of My spouse, and with what presumption and irreverence
 22   2,      6  |      only do they not attribute what they have received to grace,
 23   2,      7  |     life. See, therefore, under what obligations the creature
 24   2,      9  |    inflamed by such great love? What heart can help breaking
 25   2,      9  |   Supreme and Eternal Goodness. What moves You to do us such
 26   2,     11  |       the traveler. Do you know what these stones are? They are
 27   2,     13  |       practiced, first Himself, what He afterwards taught you,
 28   2,     13  |  example and life of the Truth. What has now remained of all
 29   2,     13  |       height of Heaven. This is what He meant when He said, '
 30   2,     14  |    finally conquered? Death! By what means? Mercy! Your Mercy
 31   2,     14  |       body of Your Holy Church. What has done this? Your Mercy.
 32   2,     15  |         between the two, except what may be between a finite
 33   2,     18  |       they, like thieves, steal what is Mine, and give it to
 34   2,     25  |       they cannot desire except what I desire, because their
 35   2,     27  |       does not know and discern what is true good, and of profit
 36   2,     27  |     them, and I have shown them what it is to love anything without
 37   2,     28  |       eternal life. Do you know what is the special good of the
 38   2,     28  |        their desire filled with what they desire; wherefore desiring
 39   2,     28  |         they desire nothing but what I desire. If I allow the
 40   2,     29  |         this life, no matter in what condition, that could be
 41   2,     29  |      Body of Your only Son, and what method should be used so
 42   2,     30  |    three steps, and to tell you what method they who want to
 43   2,     30  |      midst of them; and this is what My truth, the Word Incarnate,
 44   2,     32  |            Now you have seen to what way you should keep, and
 45   2,     37  |       is imperfect. Do you know what proves the imperfection
 46   2,     37  |         My providence, and that what I give and promise to My
 47   2,     39  |      Eternal Word, according to what I told you in the treatise
 48   2,     40  |         My Son. I have told you what was meant by the three powers
 49   2,     40  |        friend grows into a son. What means does he take to arrive
 50   2,     40  |         sin, recognizing it for what it is, begins to weep from
 51   2,     40  |      arrives at perfection, and what she does when she is perfect.
 52   2,     40  |         she is perfect. This is what she does. Though she perceives
 53   2,     40  |         of Holy Church. This is what the soul does in order to
 54   2,     41  |        any return from him, and what you do to him, I count as
 55   3,      2  |         acquired perfection. By what means is this acquired?
 56   3,      3  |  reality come from Me, which is what My sweet servant S. Gregory
 57   3,      5  |       but the principal part of what He said I will tell you.
 58   3,      5  |      you (said My Truth to you) what you asked of Me." ~
 59   3,      9  | resistance, but said: 'My Lord, what do You wish me to do? Show
 60   3,     10  |        cannot desire other than what I desire, and though they
 61   3,     11  |      and I will fill it up with what it lacks, taking away the
 62   3,     11  |       such a one can only offer what he has himself, and, because
 63   3,     11  |       appear to you, that, from what he says, the Scriptures
 64   3,     12  |        had had with God, and by what she had heard and tasted
 65   3,     12  |         learnt in the Truth but what is seen by the eye of the
 66   3,     15  |        only, no tongue can tell what different sorrows may cause
 67   3,     17  |        declare to me in detail, what You have already said in
 68   3,     18  |       may the better understand what I shall say to you, I shall
 69   3,     18  |       earth, so that, seeing in what her true beauty consisted,
 70   3,     19  |    receive everything, which is what the souls in the second
 71   3,     20  |   nothing else except seeing in what way she can preserve and
 72   3,     20  |        of perfection. She knows what this perfection is, having
 73   3,     20  |       when you were thinking in what way you could arrive at
 74   3,     20  |    desire of doing so. You know what was replied to you, while
 75   3,     21  |                              In what way they, who stand in the
 76   3,     21  |      away, and though they have what they desire, disgust is
 77   3,     22  |         the Devil or ourselves! What moved you to do it? Love,
 78   3,     22  |     because I know, from seeing what it has pleased You to manifest,
 79   3,     23  |       his own way, according to what he has received and will
 80   3,     24  |     that you change the form of what I have given you, but that
 81   3,     25  |                        And with what eye, dearest daughter, should
 82   3,     25  |     sentiment of the soul. With what eye is It to be seen? With
 83   3,     26  |       See, dearest daughter, in what an excellent state is the
 84   3,     28  |        of the Holy Spirit. With what have they administered it?
 85   3,     28  |       each one his nourishment. What caused them to do thus?
 86   3,     29  | excellence of good priests (for what I have shown you is only
 87   3,     29  |         you is only a sample of what that excellence really is),
 88   3,     29  |      obliged to possess, and in what great reverence you should
 89   3,     30  |         one and the same thing. What joy such a soul receives
 90   3,     31  |      great battle they know not what to do. They are not nourished
 91   3,     31  |  intellect a very small part of what happens, and so small is
 92   3,     31  |        happens, and so small is what I have shown you with regard
 93   3,     31  |        shown you with regard to what it really is, to the suffering,
 94   3,     32  |       and filled with darkness. What was the cause of this? Love.
 95   3,     32  |     caused me to ask You. Alas! what a wretched and sorrowful
 96   3,     32  |        Your truth and pray. For what do they pray? For with the
 97   3,     32  |                   That Blood is what Your hungry servants beg
 98   4,      1  |     obedience may be found, and what it is that destroys it,
 99   4,      1  |        is that destroys it, and what is the sign of a man's possessing
100   4,      1  |        man's possessing it, and what accompanies and nourishes
101   4,      1  |   obedience is to be found, and what is the cause of its loss,
102   4,      1  |    shameful death of the Cross. What destroys obedience? Look
103   4,      1  |      source whence it proceeds. What caused the great obedience
104   4,      2  |         will never find it, and what will prove to them, that
105   4,      3  |         as to delay repentance. What is the reason of all this,
106   4,      3  |       those who taste it truly. What has placed them in so blessed
107   4,      5  |        seeking by that light in what place and in what way she
108   4,      5  |      light in what place and in what way she can pay her debt,
109   4,      5  |       the Holy Spirit. See with what judgment Benedict ordered
110   4,      5  |      ordered his ship; see with what perfection and order of
111   4,      5  |       to her by My goodness. At what table does he feed his sons
112   4,      6  |        by the light of faith to what ruin they would come if
113   4,      6  |      bitterness and in sadness. What makes war on obedience?
114   4,      6  |      depriving himself today of what he needs, thinking only
115   4,      7  |      and also eternal lift; and what is meant by this one, and
116   4,      7  |          and have followed You, what will you give us?' My Truth
117   4,      7  |       hundredfold for one.' And what is this hundredfold, beloved
118   4,      7  |       obtained eternal life? To what did My Truth refer? To temporal
119   4,      7  |   temporal goods? In return for what do I this? In return for
120   4,      7  |        repay him a hundredfold. What is the meaning of the number
121   4,      8  |       insupportable to himself. What a terrible thing it is,
122   4,      8  |   everything is the contrary to what it would be for the obedient
123   4,      8  |     miserably deceives himself. What fruit is produced by this
124   4,      8  |   giving him eternal death. And what stench comes from this fruit,
125   4,      8  |     felt it no shame to commit. What is the cause of this? Disobedience.
126   4,      9  |      they wish to see reason in what is ordered them by their
127   4,      9  |       and disordinate fear. And what is the food of this spouse
128   4,      9  |    Truth in the Incarnate Word. What does she drink? The Blood,
129   4,     11  |        the love of my neighbor. What has constrained me? Not
130   4,     11  |      Godhead, oh! Sea Profound! what more could You give me than
131   4,     11  |          the soul is certain of what she believes. This water
132 Lette,      0|        I will write in any case what my feeble eyes have seen,
133 Lette,      0|      feeble eyes have seen, and what the dull senses of my soul
134 Lette,      0|       Blood of Christ. So I did what she asked, and she, keeping
135 Lette,      0|           Oh! had you seen with what humility and reverence she