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 1   1,      1| self-knowledge, in order to know better the goodness of God towards
 2   1,      2|          had understood this the better from a letter, which she
 3   1,      2|          and with God, and knows better His truth, inasmuch as the
 4   2,      4|       sweet mirror of God, knows better the stains of her own face,
 5   2,     15|           so that you might know better the cruelty of those wicked
 6   2,     16|     themselves in continence the better to study. Thus also they
 7   2,     26|   Righteous, so that you may the better know the misery of the damned.
 8   2,     26|       goodness. As light is seen better near darkness, and darkness
 9   3,     11|          by grace. And how it is better to go for counsel for the
10   3,     11|          to you, that it is much better to go for counsel for the
11   3,     18|        in order that you may the better know it, rise above the
12   3,     18|        In order that you may the better understand what I shall
13   3,     18|        creeping intelligence may better understand that which you
14   3,     19|          Him more, and serve Him better in that way than in this.'
15   3,     24|        in order that you may the better understand the truth, open
16   3,     24|          And, since one thing is better known by means of contrast
17   3,     24|        in this way, you will the better see the misery of those
18   3,     24|         further that you may the better understand Me. Suppose that
19   3,     27|          said that we might know better the dignity of priests;
20   3,     27|       daughter, that you may the better recognize the dignity to
21   3,     28|         this light, will you the better be able to understand the
22   3,     30|     moment of death she realizes better the value of time and of
23   3,     31|      daughter, that whiteness is better seen when placed on a black
24   3,     31|        ground of virtue is known better on account of the virtue,
25   3,     31|   account of the virtue, and the better he knows his sin, the greater
26   3,     31| comparison with his sin he knows better the perfection of virtue,
27   3,     31| Scripture during their life, the better do they know at their death
28   3,     32|     comparison with these I have better understood the sins of those
29   4,      6|      obedient, so that a man may better know the one by contrast
30   4,      6|         And in order that he may better keep to the path of humility,
31   4,      8|           and it would have been better and less wearisome to have