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 1   1,      8|     without hope in Me, and in My servant, because he does not love
 2   1,      8|        that he loves. My faithful servant does not leave him because
 3   1,      8|          need the proof of it, My servant proves his faith in himself
 4   2,      1|          a noble, a prelate, or a servant, if he have this virtue,
 5   2,      9|          shown me, Your miserable servant, for which reason, my heart
 6   2,     19|          had, because you are the servant and slave of sin, and are
 7   2,     19|      devil, Himself becoming as a servant to take you out of servitude,
 8   2,     21|       send them, with their cruel servant, sensuality, and the cruel
 9   2,     30| Sensuality is appointed to be the servant, so that, with the instrument
10   2,     37|       that, if they love Me, as a servant does his master, I pay them
11   2,     37|          his friend, and not to a servant. Yet it is true, that a
12   2,     37|            Yet it is true, that a servant may so advance by the virtuous
13   3,      3|            which is what My sweet servant S. Gregory meant, when he
14   3,     17|           to me, or to some other servant of Yours to ask for counsel,
15   3,     22|         desires. I, Your unworthy servant, will strive, according
16   4,      6|      faith, places self-hatred as servant in the house of his soul
17   4,      6|         and rich, and becomes the servant of all, never refusing labor,
18   4,     11|           to it, and satisfy Your servant, penetrating me with a ray