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  1 Intro,      0|         to reproach herself for having turned her eyes to earth."
  2 Intro,      0|         Another result of their having done so is that, with certain
  3   1,      1  |         mention what I remember having heard from a handmaid of
  4   1,      4  |       guilt alone, that is, if, having abandoned mortal sin, they
  5   1,      7  | impossible to have one, without having them all, because all the
  6   2,      4  | reformation of the Holy Church, having grown with her hope of obtaining
  7   2,      5  |      could man satisfy, his sin having been committed against Me,
  8   2,      5  |        to good, in spite of her having received grace in Holy Baptism.
  9   2,     10  |   seeing herself so much loved. Having passed the second step,
 10   2,     11  | ministered to you. The pilgrim, having passed the Bridge, arrives
 11   2,     12  |      and blindness of man, who, having a Road made for him, which
 12   2,     13  |                How this Bridge, having reached to Heaven on the
 13   2,     19  |     their heart is rotten, and, having spoiled their taste, good
 14   2,     20  |   susceptible of pain like you, having the same opposition of the
 15   2,     21  |      together. Wherefore, they, having depreciated My mercy, I
 16   2,     24  |    Wherefore they cannot merit, having lost, as they have, the
 17   2,     25  |        increase in virtue, time having come to naught, but she
 18   2,     25  |      the certainty they feel of having it fulfilled. Their desire
 19   2,     25  |    union becomes immortal, and, having lost heaviness, is made
 20   2,     25  |     glorified body, though, not having that delight from now to
 21   2,     27  |      the moment of death, they, having passed their life under
 22   2,     28  |                  How, the world having germinated thorns, who those
 23   2,     28  |         the blessed ones? It is having their desire filled with
 24   2,     28  | wherefore desiring she has, and having she desires. And as I told
 25   2,     28  |         consisted especially in having that which the will desires,
 26   2,     28  |   deeming themselves favored in having tribulation for My sake,
 27   2,     29  |       great goodness of God, in having placed nothing in this life,
 28   2,     33  |       without any servile fear, having ascended the first step
 29   2,     33  |                                 Having climbed the three steps,
 30   2,     33  |       in My Name. And his soul, having gathered together the two
 31   2,     36  |       that is to say, the soul, having seen the punishment which
 32   2,     39  |       He had, He had from Me, I having nothing from Him; wherefore,
 33   2,     40  |             How the soul, after having mounted the first step of
 34   2,     40  |        holy confession. Then I, having returned to the soul by
 35   3,      2  |       will be so ignorant that, having resolved to say so many
 36   3,     10  |     they find pleasure, and not having it they suffer pain, fearing
 37   3,     13  |         the tears of those who, having abandoned sin, are beginning
 38   3,     14  |    tears, because the soul, not having yet arrived at perfect hatred
 39   3,     14  |         Bridge, as I have said. Having thus sweetly traveled by
 40   3,     14  |     upon her for her salvation, having manfully received them all,
 41   3,     14  |     that no tongue can tell it. Having crossed the river by means
 42   3,     14  |         only-begotten Son, and, having fixed the eye of her intellect
 43   3,     14  |        the Sweet Supreme Truth, having seen the Truth, knows it;
 44   3,     14  |       means of your neighbor, I having given you all creatures,
 45   3,     15  |    distributes them to the eye, having gathered them in its own
 46   3,     15  |     into itself. Thus the soul, having arrived at tasting the fire
 47   3,     15  |       of My divine charity, and having passed from this life in
 48   3,     15  |    towards Me and her neighbor, having further possessed that unitive
 49   3,     16  |         and other evils, a word having entered the heart of the
 50   3,     16  |      heart of the listener, and having passed through a space not
 51   3,     18  |        told you, in spite of My having done so, in order that your
 52   3,     18  |      lights dwell in those who, having abandoned the world, desire
 53   3,     18  |         grace, inasmuch as, not having the light, she does not
 54   3,     20  |   immediately follows the last, having arrived at this glorious
 55   3,     20  |       in Me. Wherefore the soul having known My Will, clothes herself
 56   3,     20  |        what this perfection is, having seen it practiced by the
 57   3,     20  |      their own sensuality, and, having clothed themselves with
 58   3,     20  |       the table of holy desire, having been more anxious to slay
 59   3,     21  |      soul, clothed in My Truth, having already received in this
 60   3,     22  |      eye of her intellect, and, having recognized the truth, had
 61   3,     22  |        You loved me, without my having loved You. Oh, Fire of Love!
 62   3,     24  |         the dignity of priests, having placed them where they are
 63   3,     24  |      grace of baptism, and, not having heated it at the fire of
 64   3,     25  |        at sunrise to hear Mass, having beforehand been tormented
 65   3,     26  |         accidents of the bread, having been consumed, this True
 66   3,     28  |      condition of the Sun, for, having clothed themselves, and
 67   3,     28  |         you to lead your sheep, having willed that He should give
 68   3,     28  |    immediately upon it, without having first burnt the wound. So,
 69   3,     28  |      prelate, or any other lord having subjects, on seeing one
 70   3,     28  |         the salvation of souls, having placed them in so much excellency
 71   3,     29  |       which I have placed them, having elected them for My ministers,
 72   3,     30  |                                 Having told you how the world and
 73   3,     30  |        of death his conscience, having been a faithful guardian,
 74   3,     30  |        their own knowledge, and having lost hope in themselves,
 75   3,     30  |        or in any created thing; having lived in voluntary poverty,
 76   3,     30  |       refers to Me the grace of having been able to run his course
 77   3,     30  |     with love for the neighbor, having passed through the door
 78   3,     31  | unfaithfully to Me -- self-love having veiled the pupil of the
 79   3,     31  |  greatly in My mercy, for when, having fed themselves with this
 80   3,     31  |         attributes the grace of having followed virtue in the doctrine
 81   3,     32  |         to You, oh! Father, for having granted me that which I
 82   4,      1  |         it is the straight way, having first observed them Himself.
 83   4,      2  |    enter there, in spite of its having been opened by the Word;
 84   4,      2  |        the fire of divine love, having drawn it out of the mud,
 85   4,      2  |    blinder than the blind, for, having spoiled the key of obedience,
 86   4,      2  |       up this key of obedience, having seen by the light of faith
 87   4,      2  |     destroyed your dignity, and having slain this enemy with hatred
 88   4,      5  |         and a holy self-hatred, having found her place by the light
 89   4,      5  |      and voluntary poverty, but having it also. And as a sign that
 90   4,      5  |      was at the last extremity, having neither voice nor ink left,
 91   4,      5  |     neither voice nor ink left, having received his death-blow,
 92   4,      5  |       and this glorious martyr, having not paper on which to write,
 93   4,      6  |    Spirit, will steer them, and having thus shown you the place
 94   4,      6  |       would be able to pass it, having no key of obedience wherewith
 95   4,      6  |  enemies of true obedience, and having cut off the source by which
 96   4,      6  |       he disgusted and angry at having to perform the humble duties
 97   4,      6  |      obedience, and continence, having abandoned the heights of
 98   4,      8  |       you, oh! disobedient man, having rebelled against obedience
 99   4,      9  |         He also obeys the word, having first spiritually obeyed
100   4,      9  |         the earth, you remember having read of that disciple who,
101   4,      9  |        remains strong and firm, having lost all weakness and fear,
102   4,      9  |     lost all weakness and fear, having destroyed his own will,
103   4,     11  |                 Then that soul, having seen with the eye of the
104   4,     11  |       eye of the intellect, and having known by the light of holy
105   4,     11  |         others which are in me. Having known the truth through
106   4,     11  |      the need of introspection. Having first given the grace to
107 Lette,      0|    pains in her body, and, Lent having arrived, she began, in spite
108 Lette,      0|        half, half of which time having been passed in silence,