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 1 Intro,      0| insufficient criticism that has led some to suppose that the medieval
 2 Intro,      0|           between lines of palaces, some grim and massive like Casa
 3 Intro,      0|     inviting her to their houses on some pretext or other. Sent one
 4 Intro,      0|             carry something or give some message from their mother
 5 Intro,      0|             but diffuses Him, as by some natural law of refraction,
 6   2,      3  |           the time of need. And yet some time ago, if you remember,
 7   2,      3  |            end she will be obliged, some time or other, to leave
 8   2,      3  |             an evil case, who, from some legitimate reason, was unable
 9   2,     16  |          sins are diverse. See that some of these fruits are the
10   2,     17  |             of the earth belongs to some others, who are covetous
11   2,     18  |                                 How some others hold positions of
12   2,     22  |         diversity of their sins, to some more, and to some less,
13   2,     22  |          sins, to some more, and to some less, according to the gravity
14   2,     27  |            souls, under pretense of some good: and, how those are
15   2,     27  |           to have the appearance of some benefit or good; and he
16   2,     27  |    sweetness, as I showed you then, some finding more and some less,
17   2,     27  |         then, some finding more and some less, according to their
18   2,     36  |             is the truth. There are some who climb imperfectly, and
19   2,     36  |          who climb imperfectly, and some perfectly, and some climb
20   2,     36  |             and some perfectly, and some climb with the greatest
21   2,     37  |                                     Some there are who have become
22   2,     37  |         very dear friend, and so do some of these of whom I have
23   3,      2  |           therefore I told you that some communicated virtually with
24   3,     14  |     spiritual consolations or loves some creature spiritually. (I
25   3,     16  |          and if they should produce some good fruit among their actions,
26   3,     17  |             You, comes to me, or to some other servant of Yours to
27   3,     17  |           pleasure. And also, if on some occasion, when I am praying
28   3,     20  |           when an injury is done to some one else, they endure it
29   3,     20  |        prevents perfection, and, in some cases, deprives a man of
30   3,     22  |           to me more distinctly, in some other place, of the sins
31   3,     28  |       subjects, of the holy life of some of My ministers, of whom
32   3,     28  |        money at all, and there were some even who, for the sake of
33   3,     31  |           commit other sins through some delight of their own sensuality,
34   4,      4  |                           There are some, My dearest daughter, in
35   4,      4  |             they bind themselves to some creature, submitting their
36   4,      5  |            are imperfect. There are some who enter already in perfection,
37   4,      5  |             things. It is true that some failed in faith, fearing
38   4,      6  |              or busies himself with some corporal exercises, so that
39   4,      9  |            to work in the vineyard; some enter later in life, and