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 1 Intro,      0|      the Rhine, hostility gave place to an undiscriminating admiration.
 2 Intro,      0|     Man" has largely taken the place of the individual as a plastic
 3 Intro,      0|    necessary and sacred in its place, of the Idea of Christianity,
 4 Intro,      0|      Son as that had taken the place of the dispensation of the
 5 Intro,      0|      fisherman should have his place among the princes of the
 6 Intro,      0|      the Pope came to take his place first as the Italian vicar
 7 Intro,      0|       a permanent and foremost place. She is among the few guides
 8   1,      2  |  anxious desire her accustomed place; and, with a great knowledge
 9   1,      7  |      and many other virtues, I place, indifferently, in the souls
10   2,      1  |       the affection should not place reliance chiefly on penance,
11   2,      1  |     impeded; she should rather place reliance on the affection
12   2,      1  |   penance, that is, she should place her principal affection
13   2,      1  |         Otherwise, if the soul place her foundation on penance
14   2,      3  |         The soul can therefore place neither laws nor limits
15   2,      6  |    before that redemption took place -- that is, before the stain
16   2,     11  |      in light.' And in another place My Truth says, 'That no
17   2,     20  |   condemnation which will take place at the extremity of death,
18   2,     27  |       extremity sees her final place either of pain or of glory,
19   2,     27  |       is an arm, which, if you place it in the hands of the Devil,
20   2,     27  |        receive every one their place, as I have told you, and
21   2,     27  |        imperfect arrive at the place of Purgatory, with mercy
22   2,     38  |      third manifestation takes place. I then form in the mind
23   3,      2  |  anything further, but seem to place devout attention and love
24   3,      5  |        way, and doctrine. They place none other before the eye
25   3,     16  | already said to you in another place. This also will I sometimes
26   3,     19  |    explained to you in another place. These feed their souls
27   3,     19  |       condition, and time, and place, and consolations, and tribulations
28   3,     21  |    have said to you in another place, who nourish themselves
29   3,     22  |      distinctly, in some other place, of the sins which they
30   3,     24  |       I said to you in another place that the Divine nature never
31   3,     25  |   stand the light, and in that place you saw and tasted the Abyss
32   3,     27  |       I said to you in another place. But far more do I demand
33   3,     28  |     narrated to you in another place, and each one has given
34   3,     30  |       I said to you in another place, for with the eye of the
35   3,     30  |     narrated to you in another place. Passing suddenly, drowned
36   3,     30  |     and with it they see their place of repose in Me. The hope
37   3,     30  |    each one is arranged in his place, and to each one is measured
38   3,     31  |      related to you in another place. So that the one, that is
39   3,     32  |       Blood to Your creatures. Place in the balance the price
40   4,      1  |    already told you in another place. Now I wish you to see and
41   4,      4  |    their own will. They either place themselves under the yoke
42   4,      5  |  seeking by that light in what place and in what way she can
43   4,      5  |        by faith, she finds the place -- namely, holy religion --
44   4,      5  |  self-hatred, having found her place by the light of faith, enters
45   4,      5  |    explained to you in another place, one virtue belongs especially
46   4,      6  |      having thus shown you the place of obedience and its perfection,
47   4,      6  |      the enemy and puts in his place the nurse and companions
48   4,      6  |       or to choose his time or place, but prefers the way of
49   4,      8  | incarnate devil, as in another place I related to you at greater
50   4,      8  |        a nice pleasant resting place, where he would like to
51   4,      8  |      that they would be out of place in the mouth of a ribald
52 Lette,      0|       distant, where she would place herself in prayer, so remaining