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 1   2,     10|  virtue; and on the third she tastes peace. So the Bridge has
 2   2,     12|    for, even in this life, he tastes and participates in that
 3   2,     28|     she loves, and loving she tastes Me, Supreme and Eternal
 4   2,     30|       dignity of her being it tastes My inestimable goodness,
 5   2,     30|      misery, it discovers and tastes My mercy, and sees how,
 6   2,     33|      of Christ crucified, and tastes the Water of Life, finding
 7   3,      2|  loves, and, loving much, she tastes much. You see then, that
 8   3,     11|       yet in the mortal body, tastes bliss with the immortals,
 9   3,     11|    the body or out of it; and tastes the earnest-money of Eternal
10   3,     14|     them according to her own tastes, but accepting them according
11   3,     14|      after her intellect, she tastes My Eternal Deity, and she
12   3,     21| perfect, because the soul who tastes it has not, as yet, the
13   3,     25|   desire. The corporal palate tastes only the savor of the bread;
14   3,     25|   soul, which is holy desire, tastes God and Man. See, therefore,
15   3,     25|      with fiery desire -- she tastes My Burning Charity, My Ineffable
16   3,     30|   this pass, for in Truth she tastes the happiness of the angelic
17   3,     31|    illuminated knowledge, and tastes and receives the sweet end
18   3,     32|        the more she finds and tastes of You -- Supreme and Eternal
19   4,      8|  others, that in this life he tastes the earnest of hell, he