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 1 Intro,      0|         erection, and Mr. Murray gives its present population at
 2   1,      4  |          sides, both in him that gives and him that receives. Wherefore,
 3   1,      7  |         affection of love, which gives light to every virtue. In
 4   1,      7  |         say to you, that charity gives life to all the virtues,
 5   1,      8  |       that many times a good man gives back fiery coals of love,
 6   2,      1  |         branches; but that which gives life to the tree, to its
 7   2,      3  |           founded in love, which gives life to all the virtues
 8   2,      3  |     performs great penances, and gives himself in excess to the
 9   2,      3  |        love, as I have told you) gives to the neighbor a conditioned
10   2,      5  |     Wherefore, that which really gives life, often gives, through
11   2,      5  |         really gives life, often gives, through the defects of
12   2,      5  |   properly to receive it, for It gives life and adorns the soul
13   2,      5  |        receives It; similarly It gives death to him who receives
14   2,      5  |    mortal sin; to him, I say, It gives death and not life; not
15   2,      5  |        do harm to him to whom he gives the Blood, but to himself
16   2,     11  | ministers the Bread of Life, and gives to drink of the Blood, so
17   2,     13  |       Spirit. This power of Mine gives the virtue of fortitude
18   2,     13  |        follows this road, wisdom gives him light, so that, in this
19   2,     13  |       truth, and the Holy Spirit gives him love, which consumes
20   2,     14  |         means? Mercy! Your Mercy gives light and life, by which
21   2,     25  |      body after the resurrection gives more bliss to the soul,
22   2,     25  |          it is not the body that gives bliss to the soul, but the
23   2,     25  |         only-begotten Son, which gives you assurance of your resurrection.
24   2,     27  |          benefit or good; and he gives to everyone according to
25   2,     28  |          and it is the will that gives trouble to man. Pain of
26   2,     28  |        the sensitive will, which gives pain and afflicts the mind
27   3,     11  |         of their own will, which gives to man the earnest-money
28   3,     18  |       the light of reason, which gives you life and causes you
29   3,     20  |          else but your good, and gives and permits these troubles
30   3,     20  |          of her when He saw her, gives the soul the doctrine of
31   3,     30  |                   His conscience gives good testimony of him to
32   3,     31  |   reproof which their conscience gives them in the likeness of
33   4,      1  |         and this doctrine, which gives you life, for it is the
34   4,      6  |         the spouse which charity gives him, together with her sister.
35   4,      7  |     however, often cause one who gives alms to multiply in temporal
36   4,      8  |        to please himself he only gives himself displeasure, for
37   4,      8  |        elsewhere, and the change gives him pain, for his will was
38   4,      8  |   Disobedience destroys life and gives death, drawing the religious
39   4,      8  |       the merit of obedience, it gives him continual bitterness,
40   4,      8  |       with every evil in life it gives him the earnest of cruel