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 1 Intro,      0|         through their instruments, we, who are not Germans, have
 2 Intro,      0|  responsible for their occurrence, we have to depend in great
 3 Intro,      0|      mental and social force which we, in spite of the petulant
 4 Intro,      0|         character just as nowadays we have the millionaire or
 5 Intro,      0|         the rose-colored walls, as we pass up the narrow, roughly
 6 Intro,      0|           the Palazzo Piccolomini, we find ourselves in a world
 7 Intro,      0|           us familiar. And yet, as we rub our eyes, unmistakably
 8 Intro,      0| condescends to their pious revels: we are told of the Blessed
 9 Intro,      0|        cumbered with much serving. We honor them, and rightly;
10 Intro,      0|           of Saint. In the Dialogo we have a great saint, one
11   1,      1  |        with him. In several places we find similar words, by which
12   1,      1  |            similar words, by which we can see that it is, indeed,
13   1,      7  |         the soul knows herself, as we have said above, she finds
14   2,      4  |          kindness, that is to say, we all became Your enemies. ~
15   2,      4  |         lowliness as our humanity? We are Your image, and You
16   2,      9  |           need that You had of us? We are rather Your guilty and
17   2,     14  |           whole world, by You were we created, in You were we
18   2,     14  |            we created, in You were we re-created in the Blood
19   2,     14  |            to him in food, so that we, weak ones, should have
20   2,     20  |          vexations of the flesh as we do, neither the heaviness
21   2,     37  |         manifest Myself to him and we will dwell together.' This
22   2,     37  |       Truth said: 'I will come and we will dwell together,' and
23   2,     39  |            united with Me, because We are one thing together.
24   2,     39  |    manifest Myself to you, because We are one and the same thing
25   3,     24  |            Father and the Son, and We together forming one and
26   3,     27  |     Sacrament, have been said that we might know better the dignity
27   3,     32  |        Because You loved us before we were. Oh! Good! oh! Eternal
28   3,     32  |         and Eternal Good, and that we are they who are not. And
29   3,     32  |      because You are infinite, and we are finite, You give that
30   3,     32  |            told us to cry out, and we should be answered; to knock,
31   3,     32  |           first reply to us before we can cry out with the voice
32   3,     32  |          that You open before even we can knock, for it is with
33   3,     32  |      nothing; now, therefore, that we are in existence, do mercy
34   4,      7  |           Peter's demand, 'Master, we have left everything for
35 Lette,      0|         usual. In these conditions we reached Sexagesima Sunday,
36 Lette,      0|           stroke so terrific, that we all mourned her as dead,
37 Lette,      0|            would arise afresh, and we would go to St. Peter's,
38 Lette,      0|           was produced in her, and we thought that she was approaching
39 Lette,      0|       reduced to such a state that we could observe no other movement
40 Lette,      0|            mother. In the meantime we had put before her eyes
41 Lette,      0|      hardly utter her words, while we, placing our ears to her
42 Lette,      0|           at the hour of Sext, but we kept her unburied until
43 Lette,      0|       there will be many more, and we are made great by hearing