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 1   1,      3  |       should know, that not all the pains that are given to men in
 2   1,      4  |             value, and in this way, pains satisfy for the fault, by
 3   1,      4  |             deems herself worthy of pains and unworthy of reward." ~
 4   1,      4  | satisfaction. You ask me, then, for pains, so that I may receive satisfaction
 5   1,      4  |          will you endure and suffer pains. Do you, therefore, and
 6   1,      4  |           servants, inasmuch as the pains which you will endure will
 7   1,      4  |           these receive the eternal pains, with their horrible stench,
 8   1,      4  |        penalty also, they go to the pains of Purgatory, passing through
 9   1,      5  |          she should elect to endure pains for Me in whatever mode
10   2,      3  |        salvation of souls, enduring pains and torments so that her
11   2,     14  |           damned do not receive the pains they deserve; with Your
12   2,     19  |        punished and beaten out with pains, as I said to you above,
13   2,     22  |             them, with the greatest pains in diverse ways according
14   2,     24  |         gnawed by themselves, their pains always increase, especially
15   2,     24  |            increase, especially the pains of those who have been the
16   2,     24  |          world, to tell them of his pains. This, certainly, he did
17   2,     26  |            this is another of their pains, namely, the vision of the
18   2,     26  |            will be rendered eternal pains by means of their body,
19   2,     26  |         their body, restored, their pains will revive and increase
20   2,     26  |          the Blood of the Lamb, the pains that they have borne remaining
21   2,     27  |             to lift off himself the pains and vexations which he would
22   2,     27  |         Bridge, for, wishing to fly pains, they fall into them; and
23   3,      5  |        though My works, that is the pains of the Cross were finite,
24   3,      7  |              for their sins, to the pains of Purgatory. So you see
25   3,     10  |           glorying in His shame and pains. Inasmuch as they appear
26   3,     31  |            of sinners, and of their pains in the hour of death. ~
27   3,     31  |          justly receive the greater pains. But the wretches do not
28   4,      6  |          not remember the injuries, pains, or blows inflicted on him
29 Lette,      0|        began new travail and bitter pains in her body, and, Lent having
30 Lette,      0|             and full of intolerable pains, from the soles of her feet
31 Lette,      0|             would often say: "These pains are truly physical, but
32 Lette,      0|   Absolution for her faults and the pains due to them, and so it was