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 1 Intro,      0|           strict logic of her theory might have required it, the hierarchical
 2 Intro,      0|           indeed the state of Europe might have been very different
 3 Intro,      0|                                 Much might be said of the action of
 4 Intro,      0|             the French king went, he might have remained Archbishop
 5   1,      6  |           doing him the good that he might do him, but by doing him
 6   2,      4  |            eternal Trinity, that man might participate in everything
 7   2,      4  |        Father; and intellect that he might know, seeing Your goodness,
 8   2,      4  |         seeing Your goodness, and so might participate in the wisdom
 9   2,      4  | only-begotten Son; and will, that he might love that which his intellect
10   2,      4  |      destined him to be such that he might taste and enjoy Your Eternal
11   2,      5  |           the minister, though there might be great evil in him, because
12   2,      5  |            of Adam, in order that He might endure suffering in that
13   2,      5  |           made free in order that he might govern his own sensuality,
14   2,      7  |         similitude, in order that he might have Eternal Life, and might
15   2,      7  |         might have Eternal Life, and might partake of Me, and taste
16   2,      8  |            Eternal Deity, so that it might be sufficient to satisfy
17   2,      8  |              done? In order that man might come to his true happiness
18   2,     10  |              steps, in order that it might be climbed with greater
19   2,     13  |              you in order that there might be no cloud of darkness
20   2,     13  |           will rather tell those who might fall into ignorance on this
21   2,     13  |             your Bridge, so that you might be saved from the river
22   2,     15  |         shown you above, so that you might know better the cruelty
23   2,     24  |        begged the favor that Lazarus might go to his brothers, who
24   2,     27  |              the Bridge, so that you might not be drowned. ~
25   2,     39  |           your humanity, so that you might see Me through that medium.
26   3,      5  |             to you open, so that you might see how much more I loved
27   3,      7  |        Eternal Father, and that they might participate in My beauty.
28   3,     11  |          sweetest daughter, that you might know the perfection of this
29   3,     17  |           You; and in another, as it might seem to me, a mind full
30   3,     20  |            of the Devil, so that you might be free, and drawn out of
31   3,     20  |            and His rule, so that you might open the Door of Me, Eternal
32   3,     27  |               have been said that we might know better the dignity
33   3,     28  |            were infirm, so that they might not be overcome with despair,
34   3,     29  |         however ragged and filthy he might be, through love of the
35   3,     31  |              hands in order that you might gain more with it, but you
36   3,     32  |           and bitter medicine that I might wholly arise out of the
37   3,     32  |           sorts of people, so that I might shed a river of tears, drawn
38   4,      5  |            that though your servants might be poor, they were never
39   4,      5  |               And in order that they might do nothing else, he chose
40   4,      5  |       poverty for them, so that they might not have the care of temporal
41   4,      9  |           the soul, in order that he might not be tossed about by the
42   4,     10  |            explaining to you how you might come to the knowledge of
43   4,     10  |    only-begotten Son, whom, that you might understand things quite
44 Lette,      0|         melancholy circumstances she might not offend Him. But all
45 Lette,      0|          hearts, but the very stones might have been broken. Finally,