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1001   4,     11  |         self-love; You are the fire which takes away all cold; with
1002   4,     11  |         that light above all light, which illuminates supernaturally
1003   4,     11  |            way. This light, without which I should still walk in darkness,
1004   4,     11  |             the truth; it is a deep which manifests sweet secrets,
1005   4,     11  |        water is a magic mirror into which You, the Eternal Trinity,
1006   4,     11  |             in me through the union which You made of Your godhead
1007   4,     11  |            to men; You, the garment which covers all our nakedness,
1008   4,     11  |           have known in Your light, which You have given me with the
1009   4,     11  |             this doctrine of truth, which has been a special grace
1010   4,     11  |           above the ordinary graces which You give also to Your other
1011   4,     11  |           light of holy faith, with which light I feel that my soul
1012 Lette,      0|         seemed to be fire, with all which, however, she remained in
1013 Lette,      0|         sighs and sorrowful plaints which she exhaled from the depth
1014 Lette,      0|             innumerable sufferings, which daily increased, and consumed
1015 Lette,      0|             afflictions of the soul which she derived from the consideration
1016 Lette,      0|           consideration of the sins which she saw being committed
1017 Lette,      0|          dangers ever more grave to which she knew the Holy Church
1018 Lette,      0|           be exposed, on account of which she remained greatly overcome,
1019 Lette,      0|             to explain the patience which she practiced, under this
1020 Lette,      0|           by my explanations, facts which cannot be explained. This
1021 Lette,      0|            I speak not of the face, which remained ever angelical
1022 Lette,      0|             the bosom and limbs, in which nothing could be seen but
1023 Lette,      0|           and so it was done. After which she became gradually reduced
1024 Lette,      0|           give her extreme unction, which our abbot of Sant' Antimo
1025 Lette,      0|            hour and a half, half of which time having been passed
1026 Lette,      0|       various acts of virtue, after which her face suddenly changed
1027 Lette,      0|            was restored to herself, which circumstance greatly mitigated
1028 Lette,      0|          commandments, either those which are given in general to
1029 Lette,      0|            general to all, or those which Your goodness laid upon
1030 Lette,      0|         creature that I am!" Saying which, she struck her breast,
1031 Lette,      0|         observed Your precept, with which You commanded me to seek
1032 Lette,      0|           sweet torments and labors which it pleased You to accumulate
1033 Lette,      0|         desire and ardent love with which You sent them to me. Alas!
1034 Lette,      0|        absolve me of all these sins which I have confessed in the
1035 Lette,      0|          God, and of all the others which I cannot remember." That
1036 Lette,      0|        certain very profound things which I, for my sins, was not
1037 Lette,      0|           account of the grief with which I was laboring and the anguish
1038 Lette,      0|       laboring and the anguish with which her throat was oppressed,
1039 Lette,      0|           her throat was oppressed, which was so great that she could
1040 Lette,      0|           at a memorable discourse, which, many days previously, she
1041 Lette,      0|           of us the particular task which he was to perform after
1042 Lette,      0|             all for the slight care which she seemed to have had of
1043 Lette,      0|            the Catholic Church, for which she declared she was giving
1044 Lette,      0|         repeating many of the words which our Savior used, when He
1045 Lette,      0|             the end of her life for which she had so longed, saying: "
1046 Lette,      0|           through Your mercy alone, which I ask of You, in virtue
1047 Lette,      0|         many miracles in that time, which in my hurry I omit. Her
1048 Lette,      0|            of the other holy bodies which are in Rome, and Almighty