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 1 Intro,      0|         Tolomei, built in 1205, others delicate specimens of Italian
 2 Intro,      0|      like the Palazzo Saracini, others again illustrating the combination
 3 Intro,      0|      been violently diverted by others. But while the Lord was
 4   1,      4  |       penalty in oneself and in others; and how sometimes it satisfies
 5   1,      4  |         have loved both you and others before you were in existence;
 6   1,      4  |      reward, both in you and in others. In yourself you will receive
 7   1,      4  |        you ever offended Me. In others I will satisfy through the
 8   1,      4  |         general, grant to these others, for whom they pray, satisfaction
 9   1,      4  |     wherefore they have not, as others, remission of the penalty,
10   1,      5  |         to punish the faults of others in you, and you did not
11   1,      6  |     reminds neither himself nor others of the love of virtue and
12   1,      6  |       him to seize the goods of others, robbing the poor creatures;
13   1,      7  |       are the virtues, and many others, too many to enumerate,
14   1,      7  |        it were the chief of the others, that is to say, to one
15   2,      1  |          counseling and helping others according to their needs
16   2,      3  |        in order to be useful to others, for, if one single sin
17   2,      3  |      great virtue and profit to others, by means of the guilt of
18   2,      3  |        in order to be useful to others. This is St. Paul's counsel
19   2,      3  |        be of perfect utility to others. Because, when perfection
20   2,      3  |         does for itself and for others is imperfect. It would not,
21   2,      3  |      from love of Me to love of others. And the soul escapes dangers
22   2,      5  |    neither for himself, nor for others, could man satisfy, his
23   2,     15  |       it is moved and lifted by others, so those, who are drowned
24   2,     17  |                How the fruit of others is avarice; and of the evils
25   2,     17  |       the earth belongs to some others, who are covetous misers,
26   2,     17  |     happiness out of his own or others' good. How will these wicked
27   2,     17  |         the poor, when they rob others? How will they draw their
28   2,     18  |                        How some others hold positions of authority,
29   2,     18  |                       There are others who hold their heads high
30   2,     20  |       of My Truth. They and all others, who are descended from
31   2,     20  |                    Who were the others who followed this Word?
32   2,     22  |       from which follow all the others; and particularly of the
33   2,     22  |         four torments issue all others, such as cold and heat and
34   2,     22  |  gnashing of the teeth and many others. Now because they did not
35   2,     24  |       the cause of damnation to others, as that rich man, who was
36   2,     27  |        separated from the body. Others who have passed their lives,
37   2,     27  |   another to the religious, and others to prelates and noblemen,
38   2,     29  |      imperfections and those of others, was saddened to hear of
39   2,     30  | offended by one without all the others offending Me at the same
40   2,     34  |      personal pain, and she saw others, practicing this first state,
41   2,     40  |         humanity, Peter and the others concealed themselves in
42   3,     11  |        his salvation or that of others, or for the exposition of
43   3,     14  |       is necessary to bear with others and practice continually
44   3,     20  |       their own sake or that of others. That is to say, in their
45   3,     20  |        either to yourself or to others. My will alone should you
46   3,     20  |   mortal sin, seeing nothing in others, but My will, not in order
47   3,     20  | inestimably; and in the will of others to discern My will only,
48   3,     21  |  feeling pain in herself, or in others. In herself, through the
49   3,     21  |      against the spirit, and in others by the offense of her neighbor.
50   3,     22  |         feeling, so that I, and others in this life of pilgrimage,
51   3,     24  |        administer this light to others, with gratitude for the
52   3,     24  |          one weighing an ounce, others two or six ounces, or a
53   3,     25  |        daughter, should you and others look at this mystery, and
54   3,     27  |   themselves, they are cruel to others." ~
55   3,     28  |      stench of the vices of the others, and the light thereof shines
56   3,     28  |         I say the same of these others, who have administered,
57   3,     28  |      Thomas and Jerome, and the others, you will see how much light
58   3,     28  | corrected, and does not correct others, becomes like a limb which
59   3,     28  |   faults they should correct in others, because the same or greater
60   3,     28  |         and in the same way the others all lost their every fear,
61   3,     30  |        has been said, more than others. Oh! how happy are their
62   3,     31  |        in particular and to all others in general, for at death
63   3,     31  |       are greater than those of others, just as good men are placed
64   3,     31  |         both for themselves and others had they wished to; wherefore
65   4,      1  |         which you do. Among the others he possessed patience, which
66   4,      2  |    commandment observes all the others; he is faithful to Me and
67   4,      5  |    enter already in perfection, others in the childhood of virtue,
68   4,      5  |        the childhood of virtue, others through fear, others through
69   4,      5  |    virtue, others through fear, others through penance, others
70   4,      5  |         others through penance, others through allurements, everything
71   4,      5  |       tell you the same of many others, who though they did not
72   4,      6  |         source by which all the others are preserved in life, he
73   4,      8  |        much pain to himself and others, that in this life he tastes
74   4,      9  |        enter later in life, and others in old age; sometimes these
75   4,      9  |      the furnace -- and of many others of whom I could tell you.
76   4,     11  |    evils and sins, and the many others which are in me. Having
77 Lette,      0| presence of God, and of all the others which I cannot remember."
78 Lette,      0|       now did the same to these others, begging most humbly pardon