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 1 Intro,      0|            his genuine zeal in the cause of learning, or the energy
 2   1,      2  |     appearing to herself to be the cause of all the evil that was
 3   1,      2  |        inasmuch as my sins are the cause of the sufferings which
 4   2,      1  |          Me and in her neighbor is cause of scandal to her. Contrariwise
 5   2,      3  |           ordered aright, does not cause the injury of sin to self
 6   2,      4  |       offended You, and who am the cause and the instrument of all
 7   2,      4  |             that are the principal cause of this? I desire, then,
 8   2,      5  |          of Adam was able still to cause a fatal stain; wherefore
 9   2,     15  |            their fault, from which cause, they have first become
10   2,     17  |        children and relations, and cause them to fall with them into
11   2,     23  |            damned, His aspect will cause such torment and terror
12   2,     23  |            it. To the just it will cause the fear of reverence with
13   2,     24  |            those who have been the cause of damnation to others,
14   2,     24  |          lived, so that he was the cause of their damnation, and
15   2,     40  |        order to humiliate her, and cause her to seek Me in truth,
16   3,      2  | immediately abandoned for the said cause. Vocal prayer, made in the
17   3,      3  |            confusion, for it would cause the soul to hate her own
18   3,     15  |         what different sorrows may cause them. I have now told you
19   3,     16  |        evil. Such critics as these cause hatreds, murders, unhappinesses
20   3,     17  |            on the subject, it will cause me the greatest pleasure.
21   3,     18  |           My delight, for I am the cause of you and of your increase;
22   3,     18  |         fragility of his body is a cause of humiliation to the soul,
23   3,     18  |         the evil of her sin or its cause, and therefore cannot avoid
24   3,     18  |        blind, for he knows not the cause of vice, that is, his sensual
25   3,     18  |       virtue and of Me, who am the cause of his obtaining life-giving
26   3,     18  |           how his ignorance is the cause of all his evil, and how
27   3,     24  |            death or from any other cause. So that you receive the
28   3,     28  |        ardent love with which they cause barren souls to bear fruit,
29   3,     29  |            And with this heat they cause virtues to spring up and
30   3,     29  |          their dignity will be the cause of their ruin. For if they
31   3,     30  |        account, but because labors cause no suffering to a will which
32   3,     30  |          them, so that they do not cause them darkness or disquietude.
33   3,     31  |            the effect of Mercy, to cause them to hope therein during
34   3,     31  |   presumption. And this is another cause of reproof which their conscience
35   3,     32  |          same Fire of Love are the cause, because it is always love
36   3,     32  |        with darkness. What was the cause of this? Love. Because You
37   3,     32  |          me -- a wretch who am the cause and instrument of many sins --
38   3,     32  |        sorrowful soul is mine, the cause of all these evils. Do not
39   3,     32  |                         Ah me! You cause them to cry in order to
40   3,     32  |         mercy to the world, and to cause Your holy Church to bloom
41   4,      1  |          be found, and what is the cause of its loss, and the sign
42   4,      1  |           man and you will see the cause which destroyed the obedience
43   4,      1  |            companion. This was the cause that deprived him of the
44   4,      4  |        whence it proceeds, and the cause of its loss. Now I will
45   4,      7  |           Do I not, however, often cause one who gives alms to multiply
46   4,      8  |       shame to commit. What is the cause of this? Disobedience. He