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 1 Intro,      0|     pulled her with his hands, saying: 'What are you doing here?
 2   1,      3  |      that she made of herself, saying: "Do you not know, dear
 3   2,      3  |       with the sound of words, saying: 'Lord, Lord, I would do
 4   2,      4  |       the misery of the world, saying, as if with the words of
 5   2,      4  |     Your image and similitude, saying, "Let us make man in our
 6   2,     27  |    manfully makes up his mind, saying, 'I wish to follow Christ
 7   2,     30  | affection moved the intellect, saying, as it were, 'I will love,
 8   2,     32  |        He cried in the Temple, saying: 'Whosoever thirsts, let
 9   2,     37  |       many of their exercises, saying to themselves, This labor
10   3,      2  |       to completing Psalms and saying many paternosters. And when
11   3,      2  |      trusting in My mercy, and saying: 'I confess to my Creator
12   3,      2  |        inflate you with pride, saying: 'You are perfect and pleasing
13   3,      2  |      at the hour appointed for saying it, should feel their minds
14   3,      5  |        to you, when you asked, saying: 'Sweet and Immaculate Lamb,
15   3,     16  |     works, and blaspheming and saying evil of every rational creature,
16   3,     18  |  benignity and mercy upon her, saying -- "Oh, best-beloved, dearest
17   3,     20  |        holiness which he sees, saying: 'Thanks be to You, Eternal
18   3,     20  |        with Me for sinners and saying, with perfect humility: '
19   3,     23  |        concerning His promise, saying, "Oh! best beloved and dearest
20   3,     25  |    above his head while he was saying the words of consecration,
21   3,     25  |   words which the minister was saying. But sight remained alone
22   3,     28  |      words spoken by My Truth, saying: 'These are blind and leaders
23   3,     32  |  Supreme and Eternal Goodness, saying: "Oh! Eternal God! oh! Light
24   4,      5  |       to you of My providence, saying that though your servants
25   4,      7  |       In them is fulfilled the saying of the sweet and amorous
26   4,      9  |     him away with harsh words, saying: 'Beast that you are, you
27   4,     11  |        and gave thanks to Him, saying, "Thanks, thanks to You,
28 Lette,      0|      mean creature that I am!" Saying which, she struck her breast,
29 Lette,      0|        the plenary indulgence, saying that it had been granted
30 Lette,      0|        Gregory and Pope Urban, saying this as one an hungered
31 Lette,      0|       which she had so longed, saying: "You, oh Lord, call me,