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 1 Intro,      0|   work begins. History, to be worthy of the name, must produce
 2 Intro,      0|     their personal characters worthy ecclesiastics. They gave
 3   1,      3  |     guilt, their pain is held worthy. Paul explained this when
 4   1,      4  |      which, she deems herself worthy of pains and unworthy of
 5   1,      4  |  humility, deeming themselves worthy of pain and unworthy of
 6   2,      1  |       and so seems to herself worthy of suffering; wherefore
 7   2,      3  |     in order to obtain fruits worthy of grace. All other works,
 8   2,      6  |     be more hard-hearted, and worthy of more punishment, and
 9   2,     22  | angels, through her sin, made worthy of the conversation and
10   2,     22  |     they have made themselves worthy of him. And so the worm
11   3,     20  |   soul. These deem themselves worthy of the troubles and stumbling-blocks
12   3,     20  |       as they deem themselves worthy of trouble, so also do they
13   3,     23  |     would be more serious and worthy of graver reproof now than
14   3,     24  |    the Body of Christ; and of worthy and unworthy communicants. ~
15   3,     25  |      love, which had made you worthy to hear Mass, seeing that
16   3,     25  |    with which I have made her worthy to receive the tremendous
17   3,     29  |      have appointed them, how worthy they are of being loved;
18   3,     29  |      forevery virtuous man is worthy of love, and these all the
19   4,      6  |    other servants, but rather worthy of pain, for he despises
20 Lette,      0|       I, for my sins, was not worthy to understand, and also