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 1 Intro,      0|        individuals perhaps have ever led so active a life or
 2 Intro,      0|   Gregory the Great. Seldom, if ever, has the papal dignity been
 3 Intro,      0|         extraordinary women who ever lived, treating, in a manner
 4   1,      4  |     shall not remember that you ever offended Me. In others I
 5   1,      6  |       in no other way could sin ever be committed either secret
 6   1,      7  |       in her members, and which ever fights against the spirit.
 7   2,      3  | therefore, in no way should you ever incur the guilt of sin. ~
 8   2,      7  |  tempestuous flood arose, which ever buffets him with its waves,
 9   2,     14  |      not remember that you have ever offended Me.' Oh, ineffable
10   3,     14  |     permitting, so that she may ever grow in virtue. For the
11   3,     14  |         His pilgrim-members, be ever ready to grow in greater
12   3,     15  |      truth, without any fear of ever losing that which she has
13   3,     20  |      slavery in which you could ever be, and also to teach you
14   3,     26  |         Center, not that it was ever really separated from It,
15   3,     32  |    filled she is not sated, but ever desires You, and the more
16   3,     32  |      Love, that my heart should ever grow weary, or my eyes fail
17   4,     11  |          You are the fire which ever burns without being consumed;
18 Lette,      0|       God, and from the dangers ever more grave to which she
19 Lette,      0|        the face, which remained ever angelical and breathed forth
20 Lette,      0|        own consolation. You did ever invite me to bind myself
21 Lette,      0|       and she, keeping her eyes ever fixed on the crucifix, began