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 1 Intro,      0|   disciples of other nations, and though conclusions on special points
 2 Intro,      0|         orthodoxy. Moreover, even though the strict logic of her
 3 Intro,      0|    unmistakably a world of facts, though of facts, as it were, visibly
 4 Intro,      0|    Dominic had come and gone, and though Franciscans and Dominicans
 5 Intro,      0|         who, as a matter of fact, though weak and compliant, were
 6   1,      3  |   chastise a son when he offends; though it is true that both the
 7   2,      5  |           defect of the minister, though there might be great evil
 8   2,      5  |         is removed from the soul, though not altogether, by Holy
 9   2,      6  |           the worm of conscience, though, in truth, he is not consumed,
10   2,      6  |         and so become My enemies, though I have reconciled them,
11   2,     13  |          left in the world. Thus, though the bodily presence of My
12   2,     25  |        not afflict them, because, though they have it not yet fulfilled,
13   2,     25  |          with the glorified body, though, not having that delight
14   2,     27  |     nature, always relishes good, though it is true that the soul,
15   2,     28  |           in this life, and that, though they walk on thorns, they
16   2,     37  |          of two dear friends, for though they are two in body, yet
17   2,     38  |      affection of their love. For though I am no Acceptor of creatures,
18   2,     39  |          from Me, not I from Him, though I with Him and He with Me
19   2,     40  |            This is what she does. Though she perceives that I have
20   2,     41  |        still imperfect, and that, though his love was originally
21   3,      3  |       evil emotions to get by it. Though sometimes the soul who lives
22   3,      5  |        moment, are continual, and though My works, that is the pains
23   3,      8  |          Name in everything, and, though, in her the pain of desire
24   3,     10  |           than what I desire, and though they desire to come and
25   3,     11  |          a supernatural, so that, though in darkness, they know the
26   3,     14  |          as I said to you, which, though it is mortal, appears immortal
27   3,     15  |          desires, tearful indeed, though without pain or physical
28   3,     16  |       their being will never end, though their life to grace ends
29   3,     18  |        given you in holy baptism, though you may have lost it by
30   3,     20  |      indeed mortified their body, though not as an end in itself,
31   3,     20  |          judge in your mind, even though it may externally be open
32   3,     21  |      hunger pain is far away, and though they have what they desire,
33   3,     24  |    yourselves you can do nothing, though I have given you the material,
34   3,     24  |       receive no grace therefrom, though he actually receive the
35   3,     28  |          light of reason, because though I created you without your
36   3,     32  |         with insatiable love, and though the soul is filled she is
37   3,     32  |  everything is possible, and even though You have created us without
38   4,      2  |           opened by the Word; for though I created you without yourselves,
39   4,      3  |          of their conscience, and though it is true that they can
40   4,      5  |           providence, saying that though your servants might be poor,
41   4,      5  |          on this point?' Yes, but though they are all founded on
42   4,      5  |  foundation; as with the virtues, though all the virtues draw their
43   4,      5  |           choose this perfection, though now through their sins they
44   4,      5  |       should be less perfect, for though all who observe the order
45   4,      5  |      virtue and light of science, though they are nourished at its
46   4,      5  |         nor turned his head back, though he knew that he was to die,
47   4,      5  |          same of many others, who though they did not actually experience
48   4,      9  | commencing to write the letter o, though he had not space to finish
49   4,      9  |         obedience imposed on you, though you should never leave prayer,
50 Lette,      0|       like a corpse in a picture, though I speak not of the face,