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 1 Intro,      0|          which the experience of our own utilitarian century
 2 Intro,      0|     familiar. And yet, as we rub our eyes, unmistakably a world
 3 Intro,      0| extirpating the pagan customs of our English forefathers, to
 4 Intro,      0|      unnecessary digression from our subject to work out in detail
 5 Intro,      0|    nothing but this to offer us, our hearts do not run to meet
 6   1,      6  |          is obtained by means of our neighbor. ~
 7   1,      7  |         accomplished by means of our neighbor, and how it is
 8   2,      4  |      saying, "Let us make man in our own image," and this You
 9   2,      4  |       between us and You. He was our Justice, for He took on
10   2,      4  |       for He took on Himself all our offenses and injustices,
11   2,      4  |        when You clothed Him with our humanity, our human nature
12   2,      4  |   clothed Him with our humanity, our human nature and likeness.
13   2,      4  |     descend to such lowliness as our humanity? We are Your image,
14   2,      9  |     without him, and yet You are our God who have no heed of
15   2,      9  |        does not increase through our good, for You are unchangeable,
16   2,      9  |        You are unchangeable, and our evil causes You no harm,
17   2,     14  |          confounded the death of our sin, and the death of our
18   2,     14  |        our sin, and the death of our sin destroyed the bodily
19   2,     20  |         neither the heaviness of our body,' because the Incarnate
20   3,     17  |       holy desires, and Lover of our Salvation, who, through
21   3,     17  |          Himself, in the time of our warfare with You, in the
22   3,     20  |       the means to avoid judging our neighbor is spoken of. ~
23   3,     22  |  deceitfulness of the Devil, and our own passions, You have made
24   3,     32  |         truth -- have You washed our iniquities and destroyed
25   3,     32  |       ours, for You have made it our bath, wherefore You can
26   3,     32  |          have created us without our own help, You will not save
27   4,     11  |        made of Your godhead with our humanity. For this light
28   4,     11  |         garment which covers all our nakedness, feed the hungry
29 Lette,      0|     Sister in the holy memory of our blessed mother Catherine,
30 Lette,      0|        desire to know the end of our common mother, I am constrained
31 Lette,      0|       her extreme unction, which our abbot of Sant' Antimo did,
32 Lette,      0|          rather, as I think, for our example than for her own
33 Lette,      0|         words, while we, placing our ears to her mouth, were
34 Lette,      0|        she seemed to have had of our salvation. Then she said
35 Lette,      0|          many of the words which our Savior used, when He recommended
36 Lette,      0|         at hearing her, not only our hearts, but the very stones