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 1 Intro,      0|     palaces, some grim and massive like Casa Tolomei, built in 1205,
 2 Intro,      0|        specimens of Italian Gothic like the Palazzo Saracini, others
 3 Intro,      0|          Renaissance at its prime, like the Palazzo Piccolomini,
 4 Intro,      0|       bibere papaliter -- to drink like the Pope. Clement VI. they
 5   1,      4  |         the life of grace. But if, like fools, they are ungrateful,
 6   2,      2  |         neither beginning nor end, like the circumference of the
 7   2,      3  |      should receive a finite thing like a word, which, when it has
 8   2,      5  |          sort of corporeal defect, like the cicatrice which remains
 9   2,      5  |     account of his great weakness, like a foster- mother who takes
10   2,      5  |      delights to remain in the mud like a brute, and does not learn
11   2,     11  |          drowns, for creatures are like water that continually runs
12   2,     11  |            also passes continually like the river, although it seems
13   2,     13  |            the disciples, standing like dead men, their hearts lifted
14   2,     13  |        Church. These witnesses are like the light placed on a candlestick,
15   2,     13  |          is true, and has remained like a lifeboat to draw the soul
16   2,     13  |           and Holy Doctors, placed like lanterns in the Holy Church. ~
17   2,     14  |        Then this soul, as it were, like one intoxicated, could not
18   2,     16  |          their body and their mind like a swine who wallows in mud,
19   2,     17  |            covetous misers, acting like the mole, who always feeds
20   2,     17  |         separated herself from Me, like an adulteress, loving herself,
21   2,     18  |            bound to pay. But they, like thieves, steal what is Mine,
22   2,     18  |            and towards themselves, like blind and ignorant men who
23   2,     18  |           on account of self-love, like the Jews and the ministers
24   2,     18  |         was one thing with Me, and like blind ones committed injustice,
25   2,     19  |       slave of sin, and are become like unto that which you do serve. ~
26   2,     20  |     creatures, susceptible of pain like you, having the same opposition
27   2,     20  |        Thus, they were born in sin like you, and nourished with
28   2,     20  |          you, and nourished with a like food, and I am God now as
29   2,     23  |            Power, He will not come like a poor one, as when He was
30   2,     23  |            suffer pain and torment like man, not that My divine
31   2,     23  |       nature, but I let Him suffer like man to satisfy for your
32   2,     26  |         ornaments on their bodies, like the dye upon the cloth,
33   3,      9  |             in Me, Eternal Father, like the blessed ones in Eternal
34   3,     15  |              These five states are like five principal canals which
35   3,     15  |          love has entered into her like a woman bearing the fruits
36   3,     18  |           world, all of which pass like the wind. But this you cannot
37   3,     20  |         all this He passed through like the true Captain and Knight
38   3,     20  |        spiritual or temporal, but, like one who has placed his all
39   3,     21  |         with the divine nature. In like manner these are blessed
40   3,     24  |           this light; you would be like a candle with no wick inside
41   3,     24  |        receives unworthily? She is like a candle on which water
42   3,     25  |            from My breast a light, like a ray from the sun, which
43   3,     27  |          you, and have placed them like fragrant flowers in the
44   3,     28  |        ministers; and how such are like the sun. ~
45   3,     28  |        have spoken to you, who are like the sun, for the odor of
46   3,     28  |   ministering the Sun, have become like to It, as I told you of
47   3,     28  |          the true Sun, they become like Me. The Sun illuminates
48   3,     28  |         spouse, extirpating error, like lamps placed upon the candelabra,
49   3,     28  |           heart and of body, came, like angels, to the table of
50   3,     28  |            the salvation of souls, like good shepherds, followers
51   3,     28  |             true fear, and grew up like sweet smelling flowers in
52   3,     28  |            correct others, becomes like a limb which putrefies,
53   3,     28  |            do not correct, but act like blind ones, in that they
54   3,     28  |     patience, they bore themselves like terrestrial angels, not
55   3,     28  | continually over those under them, like real guardian angels, inspiring
56   3,     28  |         placed by My burning love, like lanterns in the mystic body
57   3,     28  |          their footsteps. They are like precious stones, and as
58   3,     28  |       excellency they never rested like good shepherds from putting
59   3,     30  |        because he bound sensuality like a slave with the rein of
60   3,     30  |       attack the city of his soul, like a watch-dog which stands
61   3,     30  |       spoke to you, who have lived like angels, for in this life
62   3,     32  |          charity. And can a wretch like me pay back to You the graces
63   3,     32  |       anointed ones who have lived like burning lamps, shining with
64   4,      1  |    patiently embraced His injuries like one enamored, fulfilling
65   4,      3  |      virtue do the contrary; they, like unbridled horses, without
66   4,      3  |          of impurity, for you seem like pigs to wallow in the mire
67   4,      5  |     revealed to him his death, but like a true knight he fearlessly
68   4,      5  |    martyrdom, were martyrs in will like Dominic; great laborers
69   4,      6  |         richly and delicately, not like religious but like nobles,
70   4,      6  |             not like religious but like nobles, without watching
71   4,      6  |        heart towards them he would like to give them the good which
72   4,      6  |            will not humble himself like this child (that is, who
73   4,      7  |          enters into eternal life, like a mistress bringing with
74   4,      8  |      resting place, where he would like to remain for the pleasures
75   4,      8  |    disobedience. Such a man thinks like a fool to navigate this
76   4,      8  |         providing food for himself like this wretched man, to whose
77   4,      9  |          his abbot, but the abbot, like a true physician of the
78   4,      9  |      anything smaller than itself, like a vessel, which, dipped
79   4,     10  |           virtue of those who live like angels. And while speaking
80 Lette,      0|        such a state that it seemed like a corpse in a picture, though
81 Lette,      0|            I could not doubt that, like one saved from a deep sea,
82 Lette,      0|          devoutly by the faithful, like those of the other holy