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 1 Intro,      0|          Rights of Man" has largely taken the place of the individual
 2 Intro,      0| dispensation of the Son as that had taken the place of the dispensation
 3 Intro,      0|          the air, St. Catherine has taken a permanent and foremost
 4 Intro,      0|          great mystics have usually taken as their starting-point
 5 Intro,      0|           cases I have occasionally taken the liberty of adhering
 6   2,      2  |          And these fruits cannot be taken from her without her will,
 7   2,      3  |        corporal exercises are to be taken as instruments for arriving
 8   2,      5  |           stain of original sin was taken from him by virtue of the
 9   2,      5  |            Baptism, original sin is taken away from her, and grace
10   2,      6  |        stain of Adam's sin had been taken away. It is right that he
11   2,     11  |            these created things are taken from the sight of My creatures.
12   2,     13  |         road cannot be destroyed or taken away from him who wishes
13   2,     35  |           of love. Through love was taken away the imperfection of
14   2,     35  |           committed by humanity was taken away, that is, he who offended
15   3,     11  |        founded in fear alone, being taken from it, by the coming of
16   3,     15  |           water has not really been taken out of the furnace, but
17   3,     22  |         that not one of them may be taken from me by the hand of the
18   3,     25  |           of the most holy faith be taken away from her by infidelity. ~
19   3,     25  |           touch, nor its savor were taken away. This was shown you
20   3,     26  |              when the seal has been taken away, that is, when the
21   3,     28  |          See, then, that these have taken on them the condition of
22   3,     28  |          the Sun, because they have taken the condition of the Sun
23   3,     31  |             in their life they have taken the habit of hoping in My
24   3,     31  |             My mercy, that is, have taken the milk of mercy (although
25   3,     31  |         confession, and presumption taken away, so that he offends
26   4,      2  |             Son, the Word, come and taken this key of obedience in
27   4,      3  |             him; but they are to be taken naturally and simply, as
28   4,      5  |        poverty, each would not have taken his own, and lived privately.
29   4,      6  |         have said to you. They have taken a little key, passing through
30   4,      8  |             to see one who has once taken the key of obedience of
31   4,      9  |            obedience and faith have taken all darkness from him; he
32   4,     10  |           of truth, so as not to be taken prisoner if you go slowly.
33 Lette,      0|           and with this food alone, taken from the table of the most