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 1 Intro,      0|            the deeper truth of an art whose insistent presence is on
 2 Intro,      0|              home of that Madonna Pia whose story lives forever in the
 3 Intro,      0|           Fair, the astute adviser to whose counsel -- and possibly
 4 Intro,      0|              produced not a few popes whose lives furnished a singular
 5 Intro,      0|             Siennese dyer's daughter, whose will, purified and sublimated
 6 Intro,      0|               to prefer those writers whose names were preceded by the
 7   2,      1  |              and nurse of charity, by whose means this tree remains
 8   2,     15  |             by God the tree of death, whose roots are held in four vices. ~
 9   2,     16  | notwithstanding that the very devils, whose friends and servants they
10   2,     21  |               cruel tyrant the Devil, whose servants they made themselves
11   3,      2  |             vocally, as do many souls whose prayers are rather words
12   3,     24  |             Body and Blood of My Son, whose Body is a Sun, because He
13   3,     24  |               you would judge that he whose candle weighs an ounce has
14   3,     24  |             less of the light than he whose candle weighs a pound. Now
15   3,     25  |               is no rational creature whose heart would not melt for
16   3,     28  |              reprove manfully, and he whose conscience does not reprove
17   3,     29  |       diminish in the case of priests whose virtue grows weak, any more
18   3,     29  |             of those virtuous ones of whose goodness I have spoken to
19   4,      2  |            holy faith. She is a queen whose consort will feel no trouble,
20   4,      8  |            like this wretched man, to whose taste it is painful to eat
21   4,      9  |               Pacific. There are many whose obedience is so prompt,