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 1 Intro,      0|          will hardly be able to make that character live for
 2 Intro,      0|       sweetly reasonable, as to make her the dearest of friends
 3   1,      4  |        hound of conscience, and make them smell the odor of virtue,
 4   1,      4  |        with manful courage, and make yourselves dead to all your
 5   1,      7  |          in order that they may make use of the virtue of love. ~
 6   1,      8  |      fortitude were not able to make that good proof of itself,
 7   2,      4  |     similitude, saying, "Let us make man in our own image," and
 8   2,      5  |          For My mercy willed to make satisfaction for the sin
 9   2,      5  |     soul can, by her free will, make choice either of good or
10   2,      8  |   united with the human, should make acceptable the sacrifice
11   2,     20  |       continuous reproof that I make to the world by means of
12   2,     23  |        union that the soul will make with the body, with an intolerable
13   2,     26  |      reproach them greatly, and make them ashamed, and the worm
14   2,     32  |      and therefore of Him did I make for you a Bridge. No one
15   2,     37  |        they are imperfect, they make use of Me only for their
16   2,     38  | proportion to her desire, but I make three special manifestations.
17   3,      2  |       of her own defects should make her recognize My goodness
18   3,      2  |         prayer which one should make oneself at the appointed
19   3,      9  |      pleasing to My Goodness to make of him a vessel of election
20   3,     11  |        but with My Blood I will make it perfect, and I will fill
21   3,     17  |        second request I have to make is, that You will explain
22   3,     18  |        but supplies a reason to make you know yourselves and
23   3,     20  |         everything, nor does he make himself judge of My servants,
24   3,     22  |                          Also I make another petition to You
25   3,     22  |         them, and of two bodies make one soul, and that they
26   3,     25  |       in this Sacrament; and to make you increase in love in
27   3,     28  |  fettered by servile fear, they make believe not to see. And,
28   3,     30  |       natural tenderness cannot make war on him, and his conscience
29   3,     30  |        individual case does not make a general law and I always
30   3,     31  |         through these sins they make her grow pale, because they
31   3,     32  |       Yourself low and small to make man great. On whichever
32   4,      2  |    creator, of which you should make a girdle to yourself to
33   4,      2  |      His doctrine, of which you make a table when you eat the
34   4,      6  |          for there is no one to make war on him, for the soul
35   4,      8  |    wishes to enjoy delights and make this life his eternity,
36   4,      8  |        and reproof which he may make to you, but in such a case
37   4,     10  |       or rather I caused you to make them in order to increase
38 Lette,      0|    altogether to change, and to make various signs with her head