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   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   1,      4  |     for him. But, if he delays until the time be past, he has
 2   2,      4  |      from before Your presence until I see that you grant them
 3   2,     10  |     who could go on the Bridge until It had been lifted on high,
 4   2,     13  |    presence He will not return until the last Day of Judgment,
 5   2,     22  |        on a road of fire, even until the Day of Judgment, than
 6   2,     25  |      so, it would follow that, until they had the body, they
 7   2,     39  |      could not be seen by you, until you should be separated
 8   2,     39  |         face to face. From now until after the general Resurrection,
 9   2,     40  |     imperfect and remained so, until after the forty days, that
10   2,     40  |        the forty days, that is until after the Ascension. But
11   2,     40  |  because the soul always fears until she arrives at true love.
12   2,     40  |   humble and continual prayer, until they had received the abundance
13   3,      2  |  offending Me, for, they must, until death, say their office.
14   3,      5  |         he puts off confessing until the last extremity of death,
15   3,      5  |   which you should all receive until the last moment, are continual,
16   3,     22  |     beginning of my conversion until now, that You unite them,
17   3,     28  |     and long perseverance even until death. So you see that because
18   4,      1  |        are all obliged to obey until death, and whoever is outside
19   4,      3  | darkness, from death to death, until they finally reach the edge
20   4,      7  |    obedience, remains obedient until death." ~
21   4,      9  | superior, but they hardly wait until the word is out of his mouth,
22   4,     10  |   first beginning of the world until the end, giving you and
23 Lette,      0|        in prayer, so remaining until vespers, finally returning
24 Lette,      0|    continued to consume itself until the Sunday before the Ascension;
25 Lette,      0|       but we kept her unburied until the hour of Compline on