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 1   1,      6  |          his fellow-creatures to abandon virtue for vice; this is
 2   2,     14  |        that You say of those who abandon mortal sin and return to
 3   2,     37  |         backwards, and sometimes abandon, under color of virtue,
 4   2,     37  | wherefore, if these souls do not abandon the exercise of holy prayer
 5   3,      1  |        confused in mind, she may abandon the exercise of prayer,
 6   3,      2  |          she persevere and never abandon prayer, either through the
 7   3,      2  |          whether the soul should abandon vocal prayer, since it does
 8   3,      2  |          complete her tale, will abandon My visitation, that she
 9   3,      2  |          conscience, rather than abandon that which she had begun.
10   3,      2  |        have told you, she should abandon vocal prayer; then, My visitation
11   3,      2  |         therefore she should not abandon it, but use it in the way
12   3,     13  |      fear, and belong to men who abandon sin from fear of punishment,
13   3,     14  |         been reached if the soul abandon the affection from which
14   3,     15  |         does not on that account abandon desire, so as to no longer
15   3,     16  |        not, however, such a soul abandon on this account its good
16   3,     31  |      they are not so inclined to abandon it, on account of the severe
17   4,      2  |       obedience of the Word, nor abandon His doctrine, of which you
18   4,      3  |       the mire of your own lust. Abandon the injustice, murders,
19   4,     11  |         constrains me to long to abandon the heaviness of my body,
20 Lette,      0|       command me, oh, my God! to abandon all thought of myself and