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 1   1,      4  |        not be obliged to do so; whence it follows immediately,
 2   1,      6  |         of Me and her neighbor; whence, inasmuch as such a man
 3   1,      6  |        of one's own reputation, whence comes hatred of the neighbor,
 4   2,     15  |         is full of ingratitude, whence proceeds every evil. But
 5   2,     17  |        his own reputation, from whence proceeds his desire to be
 6   2,     22  |       vices, namely: self-love, whence proceeds the second, that
 7   2,     22  |     that is love of reputation, whence proceeds the third, that
 8   2,     26  |       And inordinate self-love, whence were born all their ills,
 9   2,     30  |       virtue, and love of vice, whence she draws pride and impatience,
10   2,     40  |       from fear of the penalty, whence she rises to the consideration
11   3,     11  |   course the natural light from whence proceeds science. But because
12   3,     12  |        how they came to be, and whence they proceeded, and the
13   3,     16  |       on the mountain of pride, whence it follows that since the
14   3,     24  |        of My only-begotten Son, whence you have arrived at such
15   3,     24  |        Eternal God, am that Sun whence have proceeded the Son and
16   4,      1  | immaculate Lamb, and the source whence it proceeds. What caused
17   4,      1  |       honor and your salvation. Whence proceeded this love? From
18   4,      2  |   obedience is to be found, and whence she comes, and who is her
19   4,      4  |    obedience is to be found and whence it proceeds, and the cause
20   4,      8  |         the cloud of self-love, whence has come his disobedience,
21   4,     10  |         the states of tears and whence they proceed, I spoke to
22 Lette,      0|        swallow for refreshment, whence came to her a most violent