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 1   2,      2|        Eternal Life. And these fruits cannot be taken from her
 2   2,      3|                  These are the fruits and the works which I seek
 3   2,      3|    activity in order to obtain fruits worthy of grace. All other
 4   2,     15| therefore felt but little; the fruits of this tree are mortal,
 5   2,     16|                        How the fruits of this tree are as diverse
 6   2,     16|                            The fruits of this death-giving tree,
 7   2,     16|         See that some of these fruits are the food of beasts who
 8   2,     18|     authority, and bring forth fruits of injustice. ~
 9   3,      6|      earth to give them of her fruits, the sun to give them light
10   3,     12|       the different states and fruits of tears, she rose out of
11   3,     13|   knowledge of the reasons and fruits of tears, and I have not
12   3,     15|       like a woman bearing the fruits of all other virtues. It
13   3,     16|      on which grow nothing but fruits of death, putrid flowers,
14   3,     16|  planted, the tree can bear no fruits of life but only of death.
15   3,     16|       but only of death. Their fruits are their actions, which
16   3,     16|                    Truly these fruits follow the leaves, which
17   3,     16|       leaves of words, and the fruits of wicked deeds. They stand
18   4,      8|      man; and of the miserable fruits which proceed from disobedience. ~
19   4,      8|   disobedient; so many are the fruits of sorrow which he produces,
20   4,      9|       brought forth leaves and fruits, as a sign that that soul