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 1 Intro,      0|      as other Christians, was conceived to have his own special
 2   1,      6  |      done when the sinner has conceived pleasure in the idea of
 3   1,      6  |       said. And, after he has conceived, he brings forth one sin
 4   1,      7  |      of virtue, which she has conceived through love of Me, because
 5   1,      7  |        and, when she has thus conceived by the affection of love,
 6   1,      7  |     act out the truth she has conceived in herself, but, loving
 7   1,      8  |       the hope of him who has conceived his faith and hope through
 8   1,      8  |       the virtue of fortitude conceived within the soul, perseveres
 9   2,      3  |    virtues have been at first conceived by the virtue of love, as
10   2,      3  |     would not have been truly conceived; for, I have already told
11   2,      3  |      even as a woman, who has conceived a child, if she do not bring
12   2,      3  |   that, in truth, she has not conceived virtue at all; and this
13   2,      4  |     great desire that she had conceived on learning the ineffable
14   2,      4  |      the sorrow which she had conceived, on account of offenses
15   2,      9  |       the desire which it has conceived towards You. I remember,
16   2,     15  |        and this was when they conceived mortal sin in their minds,
17   2,     30  |      holy hatred. The virtues conceived, they give birth to themselves
18   3,      4  |   those virtues which she has conceived through affection of love.
19   3,     20  | hatred which his judgment has conceived against his neighbor. ~
20   3,     28  |       of souls which they had conceived in Me. They ran to feed
21   3,     32  |  wretchedly. Wherefore I have conceived a very great sorrow at Your
22   4,      2  |      all the rest, for she is conceived and born of charity, on
23   4,      6  |  little worth? No, for he has conceived love for self- contempt