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 1 Intro,      0|       natural expression of a perfectly balanced character, an unquenchable
 2   2,     27  |       which knowledge is more perfectly acquired in the time of
 3   2,     27  |      love, if they have lived perfectly in virtue, illuminated with
 4   2,     30  |      give birth to themselves perfectly and imperfectly, according
 5   2,     36  |   climb imperfectly, and some perfectly, and some climb with the
 6   3,      9  |    charity. I illuminated him perfectly with the light of true contrition,
 7   3,     11  |     in no other way could she perfectly have done so. Therefore
 8   3,     28  | mortal sin, which latter were perfectly cured, the ointment so made,
 9   4,      1  |     obtained this vision most perfectly for Him, which vision you
10   4,      1  |       you will find obedience perfectly accomplished. He left you
11   4,      2  |     anvil of His own body. So perfectly did He repair it that no
12   4,      2  |      to say that they are not perfectly clothed with My pleasure,
13   4,      5  |   that is to say, if she have perfectly observed general obedience.
14   4,      5  |       son: he ordered it most perfectly, wishing that his sons should
15   4,      5  |      with which they may more perfectly obtain the light of science;
16   4,      6  |      mind pure. Wherefore the perfectly obedient man sees from afar
17   4,      6  |                 Wherefore the perfectly obedient man rises above
18   4,      6  |       substance, observing so perfectly the vow of poverty that
19   4,      6  |        All this the truly and perfectly obedient man does without
20   4,     11  |    faith so abundantly and so perfectly, that I see that my soul