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  1 Intro,      0|          to lose would venture on any personal heresy as to the
  2 Intro,      0|       middle ages than of that of any more recent period, nor
  3 Intro,      0| understand the state of Europe at any particular moment of that
  4 Intro,      0|     office and the individual, by any means shrink from contemplating
  5 Intro,      0|        revolutionary than that of any heretics before or since.
  6 Intro,      0| many-colored threads that have at any time attached his hopes
  7   1,      4  |   punished in this finite time by any pain which is sustained
  8   1,      5  |      Patience cannot be proved in any other way than by suffering,
  9   1,      6  |         would yourselves, without any passion of self-love; and
 10   1,      7  |    goodness, she loves it without any medium, and yet at the same
 11   1,      7  |           medium of herself or of any advantage accruing to herself,
 12   1,      7  |           sincere counsel without any respect of persons, another
 13   1,      8  |         is faithful to Me, do him any harm; his infidelity does
 14   2,      1  |          virtue of discretion, or any fruit of life, if it were
 15   2,      3  |           other works, founded on any other principle than this,
 16   2,      3  |     placed in penance only, or in any exterior corporal act, such
 17   2,      4  |    possible for her to have lived any longer. This soul then,
 18   2,      5  |        Christian people, and also any other people who should
 19   2,      6  |          lose their being through any torment which they receive.
 20   2,      6  |         perceive this, nor to pay any attention to their own sins,
 21   2,     11  |        walk speedily, and without any servile fear of the rain
 22   2,     11  |       because He is light without any falsehood. And, with that
 23   2,     12  |           great toil, and without any refreshment or advantage.
 24   2,     13  |         Son -- 'Do not stand here any longer, for He is seated
 25   2,     13  |         follow this road, without any cloud of doubt, but with
 26   2,     15  |          that My mercy is without any comparison, far more than
 27   2,     16  |      filthy actions. Neither does any sin, abominable as it may
 28   2,     17  |       does not let the miser have any happiness out of his own
 29   2,     18  |          their dependents, and of any person who falls into their
 30   2,     19  |        that no one could say that any vice remained that was not
 31   2,     20  |         My Truth. Thus no one has any excuse, because both reproof
 32   2,     24  |          the damned cannot desire any good. ~
 33   2,     24  |        they cannot will or desire any good, but they continually
 34   2,     24  |        the damned souls cannot do any good to their neighbor,
 35   2,     25  |         of grace, they cannot sin any more. And their will is
 36   2,     25  |            Not that they can work any good, but they rejoice and
 37   2,     25  |           that is, they cannot do any meritorious act, by which
 38   2,     26  |         be with the Devil without any remedy or hope -- each one
 39   2,     27  |            And no one should fear any battle or temptation of
 40   2,     27  |    injured by the guilt of sin in any temptation, but will even
 41   2,     27  |           I do not draw away from any creature who wants to come
 42   2,     28  |          Me, and taste Me without any revolt, for they have left
 43   2,     28  |           there, neither is there any pain. They bear everything
 44   2,     32  |          not being turned back by any contrary wind that may arise,
 45   2,     33  |         proceeds securely without any servile fear, having ascended
 46   2,     37  |        not only could he not bear any pain himself, but his terror
 47   2,     41  |         My love sincerely without any self-regarding considerations,
 48   2,     41  |           be drunk in Me, without any self-regarding considerations.
 49   2,     41  |          grace, without expecting any return from him, and what
 50   3,      1  |       rises from holy prayer, for any reason except (note well)
 51   3,      2  |         say, either on account of any thought or movement coming
 52   3,      2  |          body, or of the words of any creature. The Devil often
 53   3,      2  |          the humble mind, nor can any confusion of spirit be greater
 54   3,      2  |           be not omitted. But, in any other case, vocal prayer
 55   3,     10  |   acquiring it with pain, than in any other way obtain Eternal
 56   3,     11  |           understood; not through any defect of the Scriptures,
 57   3,     12  |       truth cannot be learnt from any other than from the Truth
 58   3,     13  |       neighbor, loving Me without any regard whatsoever for themselves.
 59   3,     14  |      neighbor's loss, and not for any penalty or loss due to herself;
 60   3,     14  |         Myself loved, and without any consideration of Myself
 61   3,     15  |         Me in very truth, without any fear of ever losing that
 62   3,     15  |          worth nothing, nor would any virtue of yours have any
 63   3,     15  |          any virtue of yours have any life if you served Me with
 64   3,     18  |     Creator (not that by this law any man can be constrained to
 65   3,     18  |          be constrained to commit any, even the smallest sin,
 66   3,     18  |         does not constrain you to any sin by its strivings, but
 67   3,     20  |       judge of My servants, or of any rational creature, but rejoices
 68   3,     20  |          are never scandalized by any murmurings of men, either
 69   3,     20  |         those they love, nor from any rational creature, their
 70   3,     20  |      while the soul, who, without any medium, unites herself directly
 71   3,     20  |           may see done or said by any creature whatsoever, either
 72   3,     22  |            in no way, can I judge any rational creature, and particularly
 73   3,     22  |          and opinion, and without any passing judgment on their
 74   3,     22  |          neighbor, or causing him any scandal or murmuring. And
 75   3,     24  |         it, and is not defiled by any impurity on which it shines,
 76   3,     24  |           either by death or from any other cause. So that you
 77   3,     24  |        said, either on account of any imperfection of yours who
 78   3,     24  |     receives the Sacrament, or by any defect which may be in the
 79   3,     24  |         may be in the soul, or by any defect of him who administers
 80   3,     24  |         divided, or diminished in any way, nor can it be detached
 81   3,     28  |           correcting them without any servile fear, because they
 82   3,     28  |  gardeners corrected them without any servile fear, being free
 83   3,     28  |         free from it, and without any sin, for they balanced exactly
 84   3,     28  |           of injustice, than from any other causes. ~
 85   3,     28  |        divine law, can be kept in any degree without holy justice,
 86   3,     28  |          So, were the prelate, or any other lord having subjects,
 87   3,     28  |           and do not (if there be any now) act so. And they are
 88   3,     28  |          fleeing from or refusing any labor, but with zeal for
 89   3,     29  |         of seculars on account of any personal defect, for those
 90   3,     29  |          whose virtue grows weak, any more than in the case of
 91   3,     30  |      placed no inordinate love in any fellow-creature or in any
 92   3,     30  |         any fellow-creature or in any created thing; having lived
 93   3,     30  |          not give them trouble or any fear, because in them is
 94   3,     31  |      creature would rather choose any pain that can be suffered
 95   3,     31  |       himself denuded and without any virtue, and on whichever
 96   3,     31  |          mercy is greater without any comparison than all the
 97   3,     31  |           than all the sins which any creature can commit; wherefore
 98   3,     31  |           have given prelacies or any charge of souls unjustly
 99   3,     31  |           there is no reason that any one should remind him of
100   3,     31  |        his own life was devoid of any; and I wish you to know
101   3,     32  |       these evils. Do not put off any longer Your merciful designs
102   3,     32  |  wherefore You can not deny it to any one who truly asks for it.
103   4,      2  |          cannot hurt her, nor can any tempest reach the interior
104   4,      3  |          they taste peace without any disturbance, they receive
105   4,      3  |        possess every good without any evil, safety without any
106   4,      3  |          any evil, safety without any fear, riches without any
107   4,      3  |          any fear, riches without any poverty, satiety without
108   4,      5  |    Himself through the defects of any of His religious subjects
109   4,      5  |            not desiring to please any creature but only your will;
110   4,      5  |         Mine, if they should hold any possessions, either privately
111   4,      5  |       spreading the faith without any fear, to such an extent
112   4,      6  |           door, as you may see in any real door. They should keep
113   4,      6  |         free and in peace without any war, for there is no one
114   4,      8  |         how can this wretch be in any other state than suffering,
115   4,      9  |          how could it possibly do any good, but, without inquiring
116   4,     11  |     sweetness. Oh! Sweet, without any bitter, oh! Eternal Trinity,
117 Lette,      0|        narration, I will write in any case what my feeble eyes
118 Lette,      0|       could force herself to take any, and, when she did so, she
119 Lette,      0|          long time without giving any sign of life. Then, rising,
120 Lette,      0|        earth in such a state that any one who had seen her would
121 Lette,      0|      Compline on Tuesday, without any odor being perceptible,