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 1 Intro,      0|           any more recent period, nor is the reason of this far
 2 Intro,      0|       account of his stewardship. Nor did the medieval mind, distinguishing
 3 Intro,      0|         her fears of an accident. Nor were these phenomena the
 4 Intro,      0|     however legitimate his title. Nor was there wanting outside
 5 Intro,      0|          the intrinsic importance nor the social consequences
 6   1,      4  |           for the eye cannot see, nor the tongue relate, nor the
 7   1,      4  |            nor the tongue relate, nor the heart think, how many
 8   1,      4  |          through defect of mercy, nor through defect of him who
 9   1,      5  |            and faithful children, nor of the company of those
10   1,      6  |           reminds neither himself nor others of the love of virtue
11   1,      8  |        man, who neither loves Me, nor hopes in Me, when brought
12   2,      1  |         loving that which I love, nor hating that which I hate.
13   2,      2  |        who have neither beginning nor end, like the circumference
14   2,      2  |     circumference has neither end nor beginning, you always remain
15   2,      3  |        inasmuch as neither virtue nor merit consists therein;
16   2,      3  |      therefore place neither laws nor limits to her love for Me;
17   2,      5  |      through defect of the Blood, nor through defect of the minister,
18   2,      5  |          his evil would not spoil nor defile the Blood nor diminish
19   2,      5  |        spoil nor defile the Blood nor diminish Its grace and virtue,
20   2,      5  |    diminish Its grace and virtue, nor does an evil minister do
21   2,      5  |      through defect of the Blood, nor of the minister, but through
22   2,      5  |       which, neither for himself, nor for others, could man satisfy,
23   2,      6  |    neither seem to perceive this, nor to pay any attention to
24   2,      6  |          to her, not by the knife nor by cruelty, but peacefully,
25   2,     11  |       Truth has become your food, nor fall in the darkness, because
26   2,     15  |      herself against her enemies, nor help herself through her
27   2,     17  |        heart that is neither pure nor liberal, but is double,
28   2,     21  |          is neither pardoned here nor there, because the soul
29   2,     22  |        they would not hope in Me, nor grieve for the offense done
30   2,     25  |           or theirs can increase, nor that there be need to fill
31   2,     25  |            and that neither water nor fire can injure it, not
32   2,     25  |         is not sufficient to see, nor your ear to hear, nor your
33   2,     25  |        see, nor your ear to hear, nor your tongue to tell of the
34   2,     27  |         which will, neither Devil nor creature can move, because
35   2,     27  |           So that neither the one nor the other waits for judgment,
36   2,     27  |         saw neither the beginning nor the end, so that you did
37   2,     27  | disordinate love, know neither Me nor themselves. You see how
38   2,     33  |        are not two without three, nor three without two, neither
39   2,     33  |        without two, neither three nor two without more. The number
40   2,     33  |           were not without three, nor three without two, and so
41   3,      1  |         anything, whatever it be, nor rises from holy prayer,
42   3,      2  |           resist the humble mind, nor can any confusion of spirit
43   3,      4  |     without love of the neighbor, nor love of the neighbor without
44   3,      5  |          of the body be infinite, nor the pain of the desire that
45   3,      5  |    neither the past, the present, nor the future. This I manifested
46   3,     11  |           grace, they neither see nor know My Goodness, nor the
47   3,     11  |         see nor know My Goodness, nor the grace of My servants.
48   3,     14  |          third (and final) stage. Nor can it be preserved when
49   3,     15  |           would be worth nothing, nor would any virtue of yours
50   3,     18  |            his sensual self-love, nor does he hate himself on
51   3,     19  |         she does not perceive it, nor that, within her, lurks
52   3,     20  |           Me for her own delight, nor her neighbor for her own
53   3,     20  |           rejoices in everything, nor does he make himself judge
54   3,     20  |     offense from those they love, nor from any rational creature,
55   3,     24  |        separated from His wisdom, nor the fiery heat of the Holy
56   3,     24  |       Soul of the Incarnate Word; nor the Soul, nor the Body,
57   3,     24  |     Incarnate Word; nor the Soul, nor the Body, without the Divinity
58   3,     24  |          remain in each particle. Nor is the Sacrament diminished
59   3,     24  |         or diminished in any way, nor can it be detached from
60   3,     25  |        for neither its whiteness, nor its touch, nor its savor
61   3,     25  |         whiteness, nor its touch, nor its savor were taken away.
62   3,     27  |          them an example of life, nor care to draw them out of
63   3,     27  |           the hands of the Devil, nor to administer to them the
64   3,     28  |            Neither the civil law, nor the divine law, can be kept
65   3,     30  |            because he neither can nor will hope in his own virtues,
66   3,     31  |          is pardoned neither here nor hereafter, and it is because
67   3,     31  |        account of pleasant words, nor in order to please creatures,
68   3,     31  |        order to please creatures, nor for the sake of gifts, but
69   3,     32  |       cannot desire it in itself, nor in the way in which You
70   3,     32  |         that which I neither knew nor asked, for by thus giving
71   4,      2  |       stormy sea cannot hurt her, nor can any tempest reach the
72   4,      2  |        the obedience of the Word, nor abandon His doctrine, of
73   4,      5  |   extremity, having neither voice nor ink left, having received
74   4,      5  |          never slackened his pace nor turned his head back, though
75   4,      6  |       greediness, who watches not nor prays, to preserve his mind
76   4,      6  |          be conformed to justice, nor imprudence to prudence,
77   4,      6  |           imprudence to prudence, nor intemperance to temperance,
78   4,      6  |       intemperance to temperance, nor the transgression of the
79   4,      6  |       perfect observance of them, nor the wicked conversation
80   4,      6  |    negligence embracing idleness, nor care to examine by reason
81   4,      6  |        pain, for neither his hope nor My providence fail him,
82   4,      7  |           believed through faith; nor by hope, for they possess
83   4,      8  |          or customs of the order, nor the three vows which he
84   4,      8  |          not endure your brother, nor even the smallest word and
85   4,      9  |        the labor of the obedient, nor according to the length
86   4,     11  |           the work of Your hands, nor turned Your face from me,
87   4,     11  |         turned Your face from me, nor despised my desires; You,
88 Lette,      0|          prayer in Your presence, nor have I given them sufficient
89 Lette,      0|  accumulate on this fragile body, nor have I endured them with
90 Lette,      0|          Your most high benefits; nor have I fixed my intelligence