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 1 Intro,      0|        of Europe might have been very different today; for them,
 2 Intro,      0|        find ourselves in a world very remote indeed from anything
 3 Intro,      0|       palms and crowns under the very altar of Heaven: -- ~
 4 Intro,      0|        she could walk she became very popular among her numerous
 5 Intro,      0|         Her insight is sometimes very wonderful. How subtle, for
 6   1,      1  |         soul, who is lifted by a very great and yearning desire
 7   1,      4  |         not even exist; for your very being, as you will learn,
 8   1,      4  |  recipient. Wherefore, with that very same measure with which
 9   1,      5  |                              How very pleasing to God is the willing
10   1,      5  |                                  Very pleasing to Me, dearest
11   2,      2  |         if this soul have not in very truth the divine love of
12   2,      4  |   thirsting and burning with the very great desire that she had
13   2,      5  |         Son, clothed in your own very nature, the corrupted clay
14   2,     10  |                               In very truth, then, My Son said,
15   2,     13  |         living and conversing in very deed amongst men, and when
16   2,     16  |         notwithstanding that the very devils, whose friends and
17   2,     30  |    glittering objects. It is the very brightness of the things
18   2,     37  |       but rather with love. This very love, however, if they serve
19   2,     37  |   himself, but his terror of the very approach of pain caused
20   2,     37  |       his master, as to become a very dear friend, and so do some
21   2,     40  |         thus cutting down to the very root of spiritual self-love,
22   3,     12  |         this soul, yearning with very great desire, and rising
23   3,     13  |       and taste Me, and weep for very sweetness; but since their
24   3,     14  |       which tears issue from the very fountain of her heart. ~
25   3,     15  |       desires Me possesses Me in very truth, without any fear
26   3,     18  |       not those of Mine. Yet the very pleasure that I take in
27   3,     19  |          not go forward, by that very fact, is turning back. She
28   3,     24  |       without love, which is her very food, she cannot live. Where
29   3,     29  |          appointed them to be in very truth your guardian angels
30   3,     29  | Sacrament, and by reason of that very virtue and dignity you should
31   3,     30  |         have incarnated in their very marrow, and with it they
32   3,     31  |          eye of your intellect a very small part of what happens,
33   3,     32  |     Wherefore I have conceived a very great sorrow at Your offense
34   4,      2  |       has in his own person that very same key which the Word
35   4,      3  |        their disobedience, it is very hard for them to do so,
36   4,      5  |         appeared in his body the very wounds of your Truth, showing
37   4,      5  |        this poverty, and made it very strict for those who were
38 Lette,      0|         however, she remained in very good health, robust and
39 Lette,      0|     devotion, and to say certain very profound things which I,
40 Lette,      0|         only our hearts, but the very stones might have been broken.