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 1 Intro,      0|     admiration. The shadows fell out of the picture; the medieval
 2 Intro,      0|       hierarchy. Sabatier points out truly that the medieval
 3 Intro,      0|     Jewish Priesthood. They came out of their hermitages or cloisters,
 4 Intro,      0|         the Pope had to hear her out. He did so; proclaimed her
 5 Intro,      0|         from our subject to work out in detail the stages by
 6   1,      4  |         Holy Spirit, but, coming out of their sin, they receive
 7   1,      7  |          grace, I have drawn her out of darkness and lifted her
 8   1,      7  |        no other way, can she act out the truth she has conceived
 9   2,      2  |     circle, for if the tree were out of the earth it would die,
10   2,      8  |        whole human race and gave out a stench, as I have said
11   2,     10  |    second step, the soul reaches out to the third -- that is --
12   2,     10  |          high, He was not lifted out of the earth, for the Divine
13   2,     13  |        lifeboat to draw the soul out of the tempestuous sea and
14   2,     13  |          away all sensitive love out of the soul, leaving there
15   2,     17  |         miser have any happiness out of his own or others' good.
16   2,     17  |        they draw their foul soul out of the mire, when they themselves
17   2,     19  |      Bridge, He drawing you from out of your servitude when you
18   2,     19  |         as a servant to take you out of servitude, imposing on
19   2,     19  |          not punished and beaten out with pains, as I said to
20   2,     20  |   forever, in the aforesaid way, out of My most great affection
21   2,     20  |          My succor when he comes out of the river, and walks
22   2,     20  |         and which you have blown out with the wind of pride),
23   2,     21  |      death, since she cannot get out of My hands, she begins
24   2,     22  |         four principal torments, out of which proceed all the
25   2,     22  |          gravity of their fault. Out of these four torments issue
26   2,     24  |         certainly, he did not do out of love or compassion for
27   2,     25  |        their desires forever cry out to Me, for the salvation
28   2,     26  |      virtue of the body but only out of the fullness of the soul,
29   2,     27  |        on the world, and draw it out of the darkness of mortal
30   2,     28  |     because their heart is drawn out of them and united to Me
31   2,     29  |      river and had begun to come out, turn back again, scandalized
32   2,     29  |      used so as to come entirely out of the depths and to keep
33   2,     30  |     method they who want to come out of the river must use, to
34   2,     30  |      lent her time and drawn her out of darkness. Then the affection
35   2,     31  |          the voyagers could come out of the river. There are
36   2,     33  |       rational creature can come out of the sea of the world,
37   2,     34  |    mirror, saw creatures setting out to attain their end in diverse
38   2,     36  |         go by the Bridge or come out of the river without climbing
39   2,     36  |        employ their minds to dig out the root of their self-love
40   2,     41  |         love, he took the vessel out of the water, in order to
41   2,     41  |        has not been properly dug out. Wherefore I often permit
42   2,     41  |         of her soul, and to root out the thorns of evil thoughts,
43   3,      3  |          with hatred of it, hold out reason against it, not allowing
44   3,      4  |         suffer pain, and, coming out of the house through My
45   3,      4  |     neighbor. Not that by coming out to bring forth the virtues,
46   3,      4  |           I mean that she issues out of the House of Self-Knowledge,
47   3,      5  |        but the fruit, which came out of the pain and desire for
48   3,      5  |  necessary for the Blood to come out of My Side. Now I have shown
49   3,     11  | self-love had covered up and put out the light. Wherefore they
50   3,     11  |    whether she be in the body or out of it; and tastes the earnest-money
51   3,     12  |        fruits of tears, she rose out of herself, exceeding every
52   3,     14  |        her neighbor is developed out of love of Me -- that is,
53   3,     14  |        of love of Me -- that is, out of that learning which the
54   3,     15  |        has not really been taken out of the furnace, but the
55   3,     16  |          A good action performed out of a state of grace is not
56   3,     18  |        daughter, my spouse! rise out of yourself, and open the
57   3,     18  |        that soul obeyed and rose out of herself, in order to
58   3,     18  |     which I have already pointed out to you in general. You know,
59   3,     20  |         might be free, and drawn out of the most terrible slavery
60   3,     20  |    evident sins or defects, draw out of those thorns the rose,
61   3,     25  |         being separated from it, out of the midst of which light
62   3,     27  |      life, nor care to draw them out of the hands of the Devil,
63   3,     28  |    voluntary poverty, and sought out vileness with profound humility,
64   3,     28  |        the holy Church, and even out of love and hunger for souls
65   3,     28  |   themselves to die, to get them out of the hands of the devil.
66   3,     28  |          drew the imperfect ones out of imperfection, themselves
67   3,     32  |        that I might wholly arise out of the infirmity of my ignorance
68   3,     32  |        Your truth told us to cry out, and we should be answered;
69   3,     32  |     Father, Your servants do cry out to Your mercy; do You then
70   3,     32  |          to us before we can cry out with the voice of Your mercy.
71   4,      2  |     divine love, having drawn it out of the mud, and cleansed
72   4,      2  |      rule you, for you have come out of the mortal servitude
73   4,      3  |          delay no longer to come out of the mud of impurity,
74   4,      6  |       house of his soul to drive out the enemy of self-love,
75   4,      6  |        be offended; so he drives out the enemy and puts in his
76   4,      6  |   appointed hatred to drive them out, and love to replace them
77   4,      6  |     their sins, but to draw them out of their misery, for through
78   4,      6  |        by which he can draw them out of the darkness of mortal
79   4,      8  |       corrupt that they would be out of place in the mouth of
80   4,      8  |     death, drawing the religious out of the ship of the observance
81   4,      9  |    hardly wait until the word is out of his mouth, for with the
82   4,     10  |        of the heart, and pointed out their causes to you in order. ~
83 Lette,      0|   returning to the house so worn out that she seemed a corpse. ~
84 Lette,      0|        and many times she called out: "Blood, Blood!" Finally,