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 1   2,      1|       by whose means this tree remains in the perpetual calm of
 2   2,      5|       like the cicatrice which remains when a man is healed of
 3   2,      5|     mark alone of original sin remains, which sin you take from
 4   2,      5|      inclination to sin, which remains from the original corruption,
 5   2,     15|  free-will has remained (which remains as long as the mortal body
 6   2,     23|                         Now it remains to tell of the third reproof
 7   2,     41|     while he drinks, it always remains full. So the love of the
 8   3,      1|       and entered therein, she remains, with her door barred, in
 9   3,      2| appointed time by the soul who remains firm in a habitual holy
10   3,      4|                         It now remains to be told you how it can
11   3,     16|                             It remains for Me to tell you of the
12   3,     16|  satisfaction by his guilt, he remains in continual torment and
13   3,     20|      you. And because the soul remains always in the love of her
14   3,     20|      love of her neighbor, she remains always in Mine, and thus
15   3,     20|       always in Mine, and thus remains united to Me. Wherefore,
16   3,     21|    being insatiable and always remains hungry. So this earnest-money
17   3,     24|      extinguished, and nothing remains but smoke; so this soul
18   3,     24|  leaves her, and, in the soul, remains only greater confusion,
19   3,     24|   whoever will receive Him. He remains wholly with Me, and yet
20   3,     26|       state of grace, My grace remains in her, after the accidents
21   3,     26|       virtue of this Sacrament remains in the soul, that is to
22   3,     26|        Holy Spirit. There also remains to you the wisdom of My
23   3,     26|      see then that the imprint remains, when the seal has been
24   3,     30|        him, and his conscience remains in peace; for during his
25   3,     30|    guardian, does not gnaw but remains in peace. ~
26   3,     31|      he offends no more, there remains mercy, and with this mercy
27   4,      6|      are preserved in life, he remains free and in peace without
28   4,      7|        or jars with obedience, remains obedient until death." ~
29   4,      8|        the earnest of hell, he remains always in sadness and confusion
30   4,      8|  labors of the order, and thus remains in continual torment. See,
31   4,      9|  obedience; if he walks, if he remains still, if he fasts, if he
32   4,      9|      all darkness from him; he remains strong and firm, having