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 1   1,      5|       and intolerable grief she feels at the offenses committed
 2   1,      8|        proves it in the love he feels for his neighbor. For, he
 3   2,      6|      and, in his affliction, he feels himself being consumed by
 4   2,     12|      the delight which the soul feels in traveling by the Bridge. ~
 5   2,     20|   spirit who cannot offend, and feels not the vexations of the
 6   2,     41|         is shown when the lover feels pain if it appear to him
 7   3,      2|         My visitation, that she feels, as it were, by conscience,
 8   3,      2|       the Devil. The moment she feels her mind disposed by My
 9   3,     14|        mercy in which her heart feels joy. Sorrow for her grief,
10   3,     14|         And, as soon as the eye feels the grief and suffering
11   3,     14|    unitive state. When she thus feels Me, the Eternal Deity, her
12   3,     14|     through the union which she feels herself to have with Me,
13   3,     14|        pure love with which she feels herself to be loved by Me,
14   3,     16|       proportion to the love it feels. So worldly men weep when
15   3,     16|       men weep when their heart feels pain, that is, when they
16   3,     24|  darkness. Of the Sacrament she feels nothing but the crackling
17   3,     28|     feared nothing. He only who feels himself to be alone, and
18   4,      2|     whom she dwells. Such a one feels no hatred when injured,
19   4,      6| enduring the weariness which he feels in his mind, and resisting