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  1 Intro,      0|  occurrence, we have to depend in great measure on the personality
  2 Intro,      0|         were a period fruitful in great individuals who molded society,
  3 Intro,      0|          a plastic force. The one great Tyrant of the nineteenth
  4 Intro,      0|        rulers has been as yet, in great measure, spared to Siena.
  5 Intro,      0|         symbolical bearing on the great task of her after-life,
  6 Intro,      0|           appear to symbolize the great mission of her after-life
  7 Intro,      0|       Constantinople lived at too great a distance to be an effective
  8 Intro,      0|         have named both Saint and Great, was due the development
  9 Intro,      0|           day was St. Gregory the Great. Seldom, if ever, has the
 10 Intro,      0|       greatness of St. Catherine. Great ends may be pursued by essentially
 11 Intro,      0|         instances. Savonarola set great ends before himself -- the
 12 Intro,      0|                               The great mystics have usually taken
 13 Intro,      0|          In the Dialogo we have a great saint, one of the most extraordinary
 14   1,      1  |           who is lifted by a very great and yearning desire for
 15   1,      1  |         lifted up in prayer, with great elevation of mind, God was
 16   1,      2  |                   This desire was great and continuous, but grew
 17   1,      2  |           to provide against such great evils. And, since the soul
 18   1,      2  |     accustomed place; and, with a great knowledge of herself, being
 19   1,      4  |  only-begotten Son, spilt with so great a fire of love. This Blood
 20   1,      4  |        obstinacy should not be so great in their despair as to condemn
 21   1,      7  |          the heel of reason, with great earnestness, she discovers
 22   2,      2  |       virtue, with many scents of great variety, inasmuch as the
 23   2,      3  |        you were desirous of doing great penance for My sake, asking, '
 24   2,      3  |   perfection, because he performs great penances, and gives himself
 25   2,      3  |       from Hell, or to obtain one great virtue, the motive would
 26   2,      3  |           perform even one act of great virtue and profit to others,
 27   2,      4  |         and burning with the very great desire that she had conceived
 28   2,      4  |         love of God, shown in His great goodness, and, seeing the
 29   2,      4  | reconciliation, so that after the great rebellion into which he
 30   2,      4  |       fallen, there should come a great peace; and so You gave him
 31   2,      5  |   minister, though there might be great evil in him, because his
 32   2,      5  |       wherefore the coming of the great Physician, that is to say,
 33   2,      5  |           drink on account of his great weakness, like a foster-
 34   2,      5  |          pleases her will; and so great is this liberty that man
 35   2,      5  |           and does not learn this great benefit which he has received
 36   2,      5  |    received from Me! A benefit so great, that the poor wretched
 37   2,      6  |         more, and should be under great obligations to Him from
 38   2,      7  |            wishing to remedy your great evils, I have given you
 39   2,      9  |           not be inflamed by such great love? What heart can help
 40   2,     10  |           third still retains the great bitterness He tasted, when
 41   2,     12  |           indeed, who despises so great a good, and chooses rather
 42   2,     12  |    walking by the lower road with great toil, and without any refreshment
 43   2,     14  |           of God, exclaimed, "How great is the Eternal Mercy with
 44   2,     17  |       them to fall with them into great misery. And, nevertheless,
 45   2,     17  |       Blood that was shed with so great Fire of Love." ~
 46   2,     19  |           own dignity! From being great you have become small, from
 47   2,     20  |     aforesaid way, out of My most great affection of love for the
 48   2,     21  |           has brought her into so great evil. But if the soul have
 49   2,     23  |        the fear of reverence with great joy; not that His face changes,
 50   2,     24  |            And their hatred is so great that they cannot will or
 51   2,     26  |       darkened ones, on seeing so great a dignity (of which they
 52   2,     27  |            Now you see, then, how great is the foolishness of men
 53   2,     27  |     ordinary charity (not in that great perfection), embrace My
 54   2,     27  |      Bridge, the Word, My Son, is great toil, they draw back, fearing
 55   2,     29  |              How this soul was in great bitterness, on account of
 56   2,     29  |         to hear of and to see the great blindness of creatures,
 57   2,     29  |    creatures, notwithstanding the great goodness of God, in having
 58   2,     29  |             Oh, Inestimable Love, great is the delusion of Your
 59   2,     30  |          powers of the soul is so great that I cannot be offended
 60   3,     11  |      oftentimes she arrives at so great a union that she scarcely
 61   3,     12  |          soul, yearning with very great desire, and rising as one
 62   3,     13  |           sweetness let fall with great peace, as I will explain
 63   3,     14  |        she has not yet arrived at great perfection, she often drops
 64   3,     14  |          tears, shedding odors of great sweetness. ~
 65   3,     14  |           which produces tears of great sweetness through self-knowledge,
 66   3,     17  |         see that the one lives in great penance, and the other does
 67   3,     18  |           request, telling you in great detail that which I have
 68   3,     19  |    castigation of the body, doing great and severe penance. These,
 69   3,     19  |        themselves and of Me, with great humility, and wholly conformed
 70   3,     20  |         this desire, He ran, with great eagerness, to the shameful
 71   3,     20  |    ingratitude or ignorance of so great a benefit, or because of
 72   3,     20  |         were praying to Me with a great desire of doing so. You
 73   3,     24  |           as she should be for so great a mystery, does not remain
 74   3,     25  |       although the light being so great your bodily eyes lost their
 75   3,     27  |        inflated by pride, seeking great prelacies, or to be cruel
 76   3,     29  |           to possess, and in what great reverence you should hold
 77   3,     29  |      dressed person brought you a great treasure from which you
 78   3,     29  |           from My love, bring you great Treasures -- that is to
 79   3,     29  |         worthily (in spite of the great defects there may be in
 80   3,     29  |        which you receive from the great treasure, by which they
 81   3,     29  |          before Me with tears and great desire, that I may re-clothe
 82   3,     30  |    receiving and using these with great solicitude; to an enemy,
 83   3,     30  |     poverty, causes them now with great delight to lift their confidence
 84   3,     31  |          poor wretches who are in great misery as I have related
 85   3,     31  |           Devil accuses them with great terror and darkness, showing
 86   3,     31  |           his error brings him to great confusion. ~
 87   3,     31  |      marrow. Wherefore now in the great battle they know not what
 88   3,     31  |       nothing but reproaches with great confusion. His injustice
 89   3,     31  |            And I tell you that so great is that shame and confusion
 90   3,     31  |     account of their sins this is great presumption, for you cannot
 91   3,     31  |           have thought of it with great presumption. And this is
 92   3,     31  |           with all their time and great hope of My mercy they did
 93   3,     31  |          is but a trifle. See how great is the blindness of man,
 94   3,     31  |           know at their death the great sins they have committed,
 95   3,     31  |            seizing prelacies, and great properties, when they ought
 96   3,     32  |            her heart wounded with great bitterness, turned herself
 97   3,     32  |         low and small to make man great. On whichever side I turn
 98   3,     32  |           I have conceived a very great sorrow at Your offense and
 99   4,      1  |         he fell into impurity and great misery, and not only he,
100   4,      1  |         proceeds. What caused the great obedience of the Word? The
101   4,      2  |          in its fortitude you are great by your long endurance,
102   4,      2  |            Yet your kingdom is so great that no one can rule you,
103   4,      5  |      blooming flowers, and men of great perfection. Each scented
104   4,      5  |     martyrs in will like Dominic; great laborers were these sent
105   4,      6  |           door, doing without the great key of general obedience,
106   4,      6  |         and narrow opening in the great door. This small door is
107   4,      6  |         small door is part of the great door, as you may see in
108   4,      6  |         of their own will without great fatigue and without losing
109   4,      6  |        him that on account of his great weariness and the darkness
110   4,      6  |           he submits to small and great, to poor and rich, and becomes
111   4,      8  |           with a bestial love. So great are the evils which fall
112 Lette,      0|       orphaned by the death of so great a mother. I received your
113 Lette,      0|       supremely grateful for your great charity and tender love
114 Lette,      0|    Circumcision, began to feel so great a change both in soul and
115 Lette,      0|        and tedious thirst, and so great an inflammation of her throat
116 Lette,      0|      hours or more before dawn, a great change was produced in her,
117 Lette,      0|           oppressed, which was so great that she could hardly utter
118 Lette,      0|        many more, and we are made great by hearing of them. I say