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 1 Intro,      0|    Napoleon was conquered at last rather by a conspiracy of the slowly
 2 Intro,      0|       iron hand of Pope Boniface, rather flourished than otherwise
 3 Intro,      0|           and verbose, are marked rather by a sort of canonized common
 4 Intro,      0|         of a class of writers, or rather purveyors, well-intentioned
 5   1,      1  |         had for His servants, but rather to manifest it; and, that
 6   1,      4  |           the soul, but one which rather fattens her; for since she
 7   1,      4  |        sweat, and humble prayers; rather I accept them, inasmuch
 8   1,      7  |       chief conversation, to this rather than to other virtues, and,
 9   1,      8  |       hope through love of Me, it rather fortifies it, and proves
10   1,      8  |        placing his faith and hope rather in his own sensuality, which
11   1,      8  |           man's injustice, but is rather proved, that is to say,
12   2,      1  |           chiefly on penance, but rather on virtues; and how discretion
13   2,      1  |       will be impeded; she should rather place reliance on the affection
14   2,      1  |     principal affection in virtue rather than in penance. Penance
15   2,      3  |     ordered or discreet love, but rather indiscreet, for it is not
16   2,      9  |        that You had of us? We are rather Your guilty and malignant
17   2,     12  |         great a good, and chooses rather to receive in this life,
18   2,     13  |           His doctrine by example rather than by words; for He practiced,
19   2,     13  |         tell you, that is, I will rather tell those who might fall
20   2,     22  |           it possible, they would rather choose the fire, and the
21   2,     22  |         had returned to yourself) rather to walk on a road of fire,
22   2,     27  |         for he has not love), but rather to deprive you of it, and
23   2,     27  |       deceived they are, choosing rather to die of hunger than to
24   2,     29  |       salvation of creatures, but rather arranged for the exercising
25   2,     35  |        not break the old law, but rather fulfills it, as said My
26   2,     37  |           fear of punishment, but rather with love. This very love,
27   2,     39  |           the Father to you,' but rather, 'I will manifest Myself
28   3,      2  |           souls whose prayers are rather words than love. Such as
29   3,      2  |           it were, by conscience, rather than abandon that which
30   3,      4  |        Son, not fearing pain, but rather glorying therein. They did
31   3,     10  |           not want it. They would rather delight in the Cross, with
32   3,     11  |        did not break the old law; rather are the two laws bound together,
33   3,     11  |     understood the Holy Scripture rather literally than with understanding,
34   3,     13  |         caused by fear; but first rather of the tears of wicked men
35   3,     14  |           the unitive state; they rather give savor to each other,
36   3,     18  |         way matter for pride, but rather for true and perfect humility.
37   3,     19  |          have placed their desire rather in the mortification of
38   3,     19  |          have placed their desire rather in the mortification of
39   3,     19  |        mortification of the body, rather than in the destruction
40   3,     20  |     whatever source it comes, but rather enduring the troubles, the
41   3,     20  |           fall into judgment, but rather into true and holy compassion,
42   3,     25  |           bodily perceptions, but rather with your spiritual perceptions,
43   3,     28  |        but the putrefaction would rather spread to the other members,
44   3,     28  |     negligence and ignorance, but rather recognized it to be from
45   3,     30  |           an afflictive pain, but rather profitable, for the soul
46   3,     31  |           that the creature would rather choose any pain that can
47   3,     31  |          has a hope in mercy, but rather has presumption), there
48   3,     31  |         by means of My mercy, but rather that they should dilate
49   3,     31  | presumption would not do My will, rather you hid it under the ground
50   4,      2  |        desire to be despised, but rather take delight in the praise
51   4,      5  |          only your will; desiring rather to be thought vile by the
52   4,      5  |        the death of a sinner, but rather that he should be converted
53   4,      5  |         grace, for he obtained it rather by means of prayer than
54   4,      6  |         of My other servants, but rather worthy of pain, for he despises
55   4,      6  |       thinking of the morrow, but rather depriving himself today
56   4,      8  |        the occasions of them, but rather seeking them in order to
57   4,      9  |          truly obedient man obeys rather the intention than the word,
58   4,      9  |    wherefore I say to you that he rather obeys the intention than
59   4,      9  |          were placed in the fire, rather than transgress My obedience,
60   4,     10  |           with anxious desire, or rather I caused you to make them
61 Lette,      0|         pure dove accuse herself, rather, as I think, for our example