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 1 Intro,      0|  hierarchy. Sabatier points out truly that the medieval saints
 2 Intro,      0|         In this way Gregory may truly be looked upon as the founder
 3   1,      7  |      virtues were founded; and, truly indeed did I say to you,
 4   1,      7  |          by means of which, she truly loves herself, extending
 5   2,      3  |          it would not have been truly conceived; for, I have already
 6   2,     12  |       Supreme and Eternal Good. Truly then have you reason for
 7   2,     30  |         with it. And I tell you truly, that, when the soul undertakes
 8   2,     39  |                 You see now how truly My Word spoke, when He said: '
 9   3,      2  |    mercy, if the soul will only truly hope therein. Wherefore
10   3,     16  |      prayer of St. Stephen. See truly, therefore, that, in whatever
11   3,     16  |                                 Truly these fruits follow the
12   3,     17  |    mercy that I may come to You truly in the light, and not flee
13   3,     19  |       perfect. For, if the soul truly have light, she will wish
14   3,     19  |        this condition, but were truly humble and not presumptuous,
15   3,     20  |       so, that, if you remember truly, you returned to your waking
16   3,     24  |        resplendent in those who truly taste it. Then said the
17   3,     25  |         is this Sacrament to be truly tasted, seen, and touched?
18   3,     28  |       now) act so. And they are truly suns, as I have told you,
19   3,     28  | only-begotten Son. And they are truly angels. Because, as the
20   3,     31  |     presumption, for you cannot truly say that he who strikes
21   3,     31  |        not repent, and does not truly grieve for his offense against
22   3,     31  |         exalts in Me, with this truly illuminated knowledge, and
23   3,     32  |      not deny it to any one who truly asks for it. Give, then,
24   4,      1  |         in a state of grace and truly love or not. Wherefore charity,
25   4,      2  |    false, loving generously and truly My creatures, you are a
26   4,      3  |       by all those who taste it truly. What has placed them in
27   4,      5  |    there as one dead, if she is truly obedient; that is to say,
28   4,      5  |         spiritual, for if he is truly obedient, and observes his
29   4,      5  |        as a sign that he had it truly, and that the contrary displeased
30   4,      6  |        it away. And because the truly obedient have seen with
31   4,      6  |       My will in him, believing truly that My clemency causes
32   4,      6  |  conversation is with those who truly fear Me, and if he should
33   4,      6  |     Thus the conversations of a truly obedient man are good and
34   4,      6  |      his superior. All this the truly and perfectly obedient man
35   4,      7  |                         How the truly obedient receive a hundredfold
36   4,      8  |       your children as does the truly obedient religious; you
37   4,      9  |     love and promptitude of the truly obedient; and of the miracles
38   4,      9  |         works and reward of the truly obedient man. ~
39   4,      9  |        intention. Wherefore the truly obedient man obeys rather
40   4,      9  |     comprehend and value Myself truly. And in My own estimate
41 Lette,      0|     often say: "These pains are truly physical, but not natural;