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 1   1,      3  |       finite works are not valid, either as punishment or recompense,
 2   1,      6  |       could sin ever be committed either secret or open. A secret
 3   2,      5  |        her free will, make choice either of good or evil, according
 4   2,     11  |          but he does not succeed, either, through death, by which
 5   2,     24  |        and could not desire good, either for My honor or their salvation,
 6   2,     27  |    extremity sees her final place either of pain or of glory, before
 7   2,     30  |           it moves as it pleases, either with the light of reason
 8   2,     31  |        and, for the attainment of either, perseverance is needful --
 9   2,     32  |     contrary wind that may arise, either of prosperity or adversity,
10   2,     33  |           will not persevere, for either fatigue causes him to stop,
11   2,     37  |       must advance to perfection, either while she lives, by a generous
12   3,      2  |         and never abandon prayer, either through the illusion of
13   3,      2  |        fragility, that is to say, either on account of any thought
14   3,      2  |        soul to consider her sins, either in general or in particular,
15   3,     18  |         she cannot love or desire either Me, who am the Essential
16   3,     19  |          turning back. She should either grow in the general light,
17   3,     20  |       seeking her own consolation either spiritual or temporal, but,
18   3,     20  |         souls; seeking no reward, either from Me or from creatures,
19   3,     20  |          passing false judgments, either on My servants or the servants
20   3,     20  |         by any murmurings of men, either for their own sake or that
21   3,     20  |          any creature whatsoever, either to yourself or to others.
22   3,     20  |          will not be scandalized, either in Me or in your neighbor.
23   3,     23  |          do not you fail, or they either, in your hope in Me. My
24   3,     24  |      never left the human nature, either by death or from any other
25   3,     24  |        divided, as has been said, either on account of any imperfection
26   3,     24  |        and its color, be divided, either by the scanty desire of
27   3,     28  |       grace, wherefore a man must either have the light, warmth,
28   3,     28  |          should diminish to them, either spiritual or temporal. ~
29   4,      1  |           lost without the other. Either you have them both or you
30   4,      4  |   everything their own will. They either place themselves under the
31   4,      5  |       think about his necessities either temporal or spiritual, for
32   4,      5  |      should hold any possessions, either privately or in community,
33   4,      5  | transgress the vow of continence, either in thought or deed; so that
34   4,      6  |    luxuriously, for being without either the nurse of humility or
35   4,      8  |         for he is obliged to obey either by force or by love, and
36 Lette,      0|       observed Your commandments, either those which are given in