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 1 Intro,      0|        dwelt within him; he was often accepted by the people as
 2 Intro,      0|         in such an environment: often indeed one experiences a
 3 Intro,      0|       to Catherine herself, too often one of the deepest degradation,
 4 Intro,      0|        imagination, not, as too often in these days of the twilight
 5 Intro,      0|         vine, and a plough will often appear in the same sentence,
 6   1,      6  |        loss, his own goods, and often indeed his own person. ~
 7   1,      6  |   brings forth insults on which often follows murder; sometimes
 8   1,      8  |       angry, and so from hatred often comes benevolence, and that
 9   2,      1  |         would please Me little; often, indeed, if the soul perform
10   2,      3  |          and also because it is often profitable that the creature
11   2,      5  |        which really gives life, often gives, through the defects
12   2,     41  | neighbor. And simple souls, who often love creatures with spiritual
13   2,     41  |   properly dug out. Wherefore I often permit such a love to exist,
14   3,      1  |       to the soul, tempting her often with these words: 'This
15   3,      2  |         any creature. The Devil often places himself upon the
16   3,      6  |      and the righteous man, and often more to the sinner than
17   3,     13  |         which satisfy those who often would desire to weep and
18   3,     14  |        at great perfection, she often drops sensual tears, and
19   3,     14  |       My secrets! Wherefore she often receives the spirit of prophecy,
20   3,     16  |        action which obtains it. Often such a man is rewarded in
21   3,     16  |      man's neighbor, from which often come many evils, because
22   3,     19  |       true humility, they would often offend against their own
23   3,     19  |        this is the way the soul often fails into trouble, and
24   4,      2  |         tribulation, and if, as often happens, the hand of holy
25   4,      6  |    jibes, and insults which are often cast at him, or to be held
26   4,      7  |          no. Do I not, however, often cause one who gives alms
27 Lette,      0|        an extent that she would often say: "These pains are truly