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  1 Intro,      0|             the political situation thus created in Italy. ~
  2 Intro,      0|        limitations of human nature. Thus he counsels St. Augustine,
  3 Intro,      0|        worship the gods. They would thus come to associate the new
  4 Intro,      0|             from Sicily and Africa, thus laying deep in the hearts
  5   1,      1  |            of Christ Crucified, and thus, by desire and affection,
  6   1,      3  |            me. The glorious Apostle thus shows that finite works
  7   1,      4  |        glory and praise of My Name; thus will you endure and suffer
  8   1,      4  |       praise of My Name. If you act thus, I will satisfy for your
  9   1,      4  |            penalty, since they will thus come to true knowledge and
 10   1,      6  |             to offer for him to Me. Thus, every act of help that
 11   1,      6  |      charity with his neighbor; and thus, all evils derive from the
 12   1,      6  |           and hatred of vice. Being thus cruel he may wish to extend
 13   1,      7  |           virtue; and, when she has thus conceived by the affection
 14   1,      7  |       salvation of the whole world, thus coming to the aid of its
 15   1,      8  |       perverse men all their vices; thus, if you consider well, humility
 16   2,      3  |         merit, but would offend Me; thus you see that they are merely
 17   2,      3  |            and holding it vile, and thus becoming lord of it, holding
 18   2,      3  |           forth their fruit on him. Thus have I shown you, that,
 19   2,      4  |            and known of Your truth, thus participating in the clemency
 20   2,      5  |           it. The two natures being thus joined together, I received
 21   2,      5  |           to the Cross in this way. Thus human nature was sufficient
 22   2,      6  |       wished to give it to himself. Thus he came to transgress My
 23   2,      6  |          desire of My servants, and thus will I fulfill your desire
 24   2,     11  |          that way without drowning; thus have come to pass the sins,
 25   2,     12  |            who, in their ignorance, thus offend Me. Now you have
 26   2,     12  | only-begotten Son was a Bridge. And thus, you see that He is the
 27   2,     13  |         Father!' When He, then, had thus ascended on high, and returned
 28   2,     13  |        Truth had left in the world. Thus, though the bodily presence
 29   2,     13  |            only the love of virtue. Thus, in both ways, both actually
 30   2,     14  |           ignorance, that I presume thus to chatter to You, but the
 31   2,     16  |     continence the better to study. Thus also they flung away their
 32   2,     17  |             his own reputation, and thus avarice, which is immediately
 33   2,     18  |                                     Thus are such as these unjust
 34   2,     19  |            by virtue of Beelzebub.' Thus wicked men, standing in
 35   2,     20  |          and virtue in their souls. Thus, they were born in sin like
 36   2,     20  |           the doctrine of My Truth. Thus no one has any excuse, because
 37   2,     20  |             the sail of self-love.' Thus you hastened down the stream
 38   2,     22  |           their own pain, have they thus so miserably received Eternal
 39   2,     23  |             guilt. He will not come thus in that last moment, but
 40   2,     26  |           punished in diverse ways. Thus miserably do they arrive
 41   2,     28  |         which the will desires, and thus being satisfied; but know
 42   2,     28  |          because she has hidden it. Thus you see, that in seeing
 43   2,     30  |          and vice, appearing to him thus, under color of the soul'
 44   2,     31  |             must persevere in vice. Thus it is with perseverance
 45   2,     32  |         said 'Come to Me.' He spoke thus, because in Me, the Father,
 46   2,     37  |          which purpose I treat them thus, without drawing from them
 47   2,     37  |            love for their neighbor. Thus, those in the first state
 48   2,     40  |             Son. As long as her eye thus watches, illumined by the
 49   2,     40  |          stability or perseverance, thus cutting down to the very
 50   2,     41  |          sentiment, that she may be thus led to enclose herself in
 51   3,      1  |             the world. Why does she thus shut herself in? She does
 52   3,      1  |             vocal prayers.' He acts thus in order that, becoming
 53   3,      2  |             the one with the other. Thus she will exercise together
 54   3,      4  |           love. The souls, who have thus come forth, have reached
 55   3,      6  |          persecutions and injuries, thus turning them into My praise
 56   3,      7  |        fortitude, and perseverance. Thus they render praise and glory
 57   3,      8  |                                     Thus in all things created, in
 58   3,      8  |                                     Thus, as if drunk with the Blood
 59   3,     11  |       seeing they discerned. It was thus that the holy prophets and
 60   3,     11  |         knows the more can it love. Thus the one feeds the other,
 61   3,     14  |            table of the Holy Cross, thus conforming herself to the
 62   3,     14  |              as I have said. Having thus sweetly traveled by that
 63   3,     14  |             unitive state. When she thus feels Me, the Eternal Deity,
 64   3,     14  |                                     Thus will you fulfill the commandment
 65   3,     15  |           seems to herself to love. Thus is holy desire, which is
 66   3,     15  |                                     Thus is your desire infinite,
 67   3,     15  |           and drawn it into itself. Thus the soul, having arrived
 68   3,     16  |        humility; but those who live thus miserably are planted on
 69   3,     19  |          man. But, if they were not thus clothed with My Will, in
 70   3,     19  |           insupportable to herself; thus injuring her own perfection;
 71   3,     20  |           become more manifest, and thus, rejoicing, draws from all
 72   3,     20  |          esteeming that he who acts thus does so as the instrument
 73   3,     20  |      perfect purity, because acting thus, your mind will not be scandalized,
 74   3,     20  |         remains always in Mine, and thus remains united to Me. Wherefore,
 75   3,     24  |         light being closely united. Thus was the light of My Divinity
 76   3,     26  |          and the sea in the fish -- thus do I dwell in the soul,
 77   3,     28  |            soon as these powers are thus disposed, the soul participates
 78   3,     28  |            germinate with Its heat. Thus do My sweet ministers, elected
 79   3,     28  |             those who rejoiced; and thus sweetly they knew to give
 80   3,     28  |              What caused them to do thus? The hunger and desire for
 81   3,     29  |            you the holy Sacraments, thus serving you, watching over
 82   3,     29  |             demands of charity, and thus I wish you to act with regard
 83   3,     30  |         darkness or disquietude. So thus they gloriously pass, bathed
 84   3,     31  |             which they receive, and thus arrive at despair; for this
 85   3,     31  |             For the whole world has thus become corrupt, they being
 86   3,     32  |           much as You can give, and thus I see that You are He who
 87   3,     32  |      neither knew nor asked, for by thus giving me matter for grief
 88   3,     32  |          and reform the Church, and thus give us refreshment; wherefore
 89   4,      1  |            and the eternal Trinity, thus always looking on Me, the
 90   4,      5  |             had arisen in his time, thus taking on him the office
 91   4,      6  |         will steer them, and having thus shown you the place of obedience
 92   4,      6  |             desire honor but shame. Thus dead to himself, should
 93   4,      6  |             darkness of mortal sin. Thus the conversations of a truly
 94   4,      6  |         ship of his order, dwelling thus in his cell as has been
 95   4,      6  |           the friends of obedience. Thus he passes by the assaults
 96   4,      7  |             of self- knowledge, and thus increasing many hundredfold
 97   4,      8  |            labors of the order, and thus remains in continual torment.
 98   4,      8  |             done for your good, and thus taking scandal, your soul
 99   4,      8  |         cell of self-knowledge, and thus fallen into disobedience,
100   4,      9  |        knowing that I am He who is, thus eating and knowing My Truth
101   4,      9  |           which it is given to him. Thus, then, the obedient man,
102 Lette,      0|           thought her dead, and was thus carried back to bed. Thence,
103 Lette,      0|             she blessed us all, and thus continued in prayer to the
104 Lette,      0|            soul and my spirit," and thus sweetly, with a face all