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 1 Intro,      0|       powers of excommunication. Nothing can be further from the
 2 Intro,      0|   insulting their exiled rulers. Nothing could exceed their contempt
 3 Intro,      0|        rightly; but if they have nothing but this to offer us, our
 4 Intro,      0|         from first to last it is nothing more than a mystical exposition
 5   1,      3  |          love, it would be worth nothing to me. The glorious Apostle
 6   1,      5  |         be given you, for I deny nothing to him who asks of Me in
 7   1,      6  |        your goodwill if you have nothing else. A man therefore, who
 8   1,      7  |          love of Me, profits him nothing so far as grace is concerned.
 9   2,      2  |          and that it can live by nothing else than love; and, that
10   2,      3  |          which the soul is worth nothing. And this love should be
11   2,     14  |          turn my thought, I find nothing but mercy. Oh, Eternal Father!
12   2,     15  |         My will because it loves nothing but dead things. These three
13   2,     15  |        sin, for sin in itself is nothing, and such men have become
14   2,     19  |                           Sin is nothing. You, then, have become
15   2,     19  |           You, then, have become nothing; it has deprived you of
16   2,     25  |         My enemies. Wherefore in nothing do they disagree with Me,
17   2,     27  |          man knows himself to be nothing, being unable to lift off
18   2,     27  |      weak, and by himself can do nothing, unless I allow him. And
19   2,     27  |          river, and who care for nothing but themselves, to love
20   2,     28  |   themselves in Mine, and I will nothing but your sanctification.
21   2,     28  |         My sake, and they desire nothing but what I desire. If I
22   2,     29  |         of God, in having placed nothing in this life, no matter
23   2,     30  |        the memory is filled with nothing but that which the affection
24   2,     30  |      that it can discern and see nothing but such glittering objects.
25   2,     33  |   emptied with other things, for nothing can remain empty, and, being
26   2,     37  |      that of themselves they are nothing and have no grace, and accordingly
27   2,     37  |         see and know that I wish nothing but their good, through
28   2,     39  |         He had from Me, I having nothing from Him; wherefore, again,
29   2,     40  |        and knowing that I desire nothing but her sanctification,
30   3,      1  |           This prayer avails you nothing, for you need attend to
31   3,      1  |           for you need attend to nothing except your vocal prayers.'
32   3,      2  |       Such as these give heed to nothing except to completing Psalms
33   3,      8  |          made stable, so that in nothing can it suffer pain, because
34   3,     10  |   salvation of souls. So that in nothing are they in discord with
35   3,     12  |      from the Truth Himself, and nothing can be learnt in the Truth
36   3,     15  |      otherwise it would be worth nothing, nor would any virtue of
37   3,     16  |          is a tree on which grow nothing but fruits of death, putrid
38   3,     16  |     neighbors. And they think of nothing else but cursing and condemning
39   3,     16  |    Greater than himself there is nothing but Myself, the Eternal
40   3,     18  |         for your sins consist in nothing else than in loving that
41   3,     20  |       and fixes her attention on nothing else except seeing in what
42   3,     20  |          open mortal sin, seeing nothing in others, but My will,
43   3,     20  |         as has been said, wishes nothing else but your good; so that
44   3,     22  |           because without You is nothing done. To You, then, Eternal
45   3,     22  |          and that they attend to nothing else than to complete in
46   3,     23  |        for without Me you can do nothing, I will fulfill your desires,
47   3,     24  |         of yourselves you can do nothing, though I have given you
48   3,     24  |         has fallen, which can do nothing but crackle when brought
49   3,     24  |          it is extinguished, and nothing remains but smoke; so this
50   3,     24  |          the Sacrament she feels nothing but the crackling of a remorseful
51   3,     28  |        in the Church. They saved nothing, and after their death there
52   3,     28  |   greatly in Me that they feared nothing. Sylvester feared not when
53   3,     28  |          accompanied they feared nothing. He only who feels himself
54   3,     28  |        have full experience, for nothing could injure their souls;
55   3,     31  | whichever side he turns he hears nothing but reproaches with great
56   3,     31  |         there is no pleasure and nothing but intolerable suffering
57   3,     31  |        hope of My mercy they did nothing but offend Me miserably.
58   3,     31  |      divine spouse, and think of nothing but stripping her for their
59   3,     32  |     whichever side I turn I find nothing but the abyss and fire of
60   3,     32  |         You have created us from nothing; now, therefore, that we
61   4,      5  |         order that they might do nothing else, he chose poverty for
62   4,      5  |      lived he applied himself to nothing but prayer, preaching, and
63   4,      6  |        in a faith which despises nothing, for as a child who does
64   4,      8  |          to spend; when you have nothing left necessity takes you
65   4,      8  |       poverty, so that they have nothing to spend, and therefore
66 Lette,      0|        she did so, she swallowed nothing of the substance of the
67 Lette,      0|        bosom and limbs, in which nothing could be seen but the bones,
68 Lette,      0|          but I have been to them nothing but a mirror of human weakness;