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 1   1,      4| according to the extent of their exercise of virtue and grace in general.
 2   1,      7|          given you, that you may exercise and prove your virtue therewith;
 3   2,     27|       Hell, and in this life, to exercise and prove virtue in the
 4   2,     30|          body, you may prove and exercise the virtues. The soul is
 5   2,     37|         on occasion, in order to exercise them in virtue and raise
 6   2,     37|         souls do not abandon the exercise of holy prayer and their
 7   2,     40|    through servile fear, but, by exercise and perseverance, he arrives
 8   3,      1|        mind, she may abandon the exercise of prayer, which is a weapon
 9   3,      2|                     And so, with exercise in perseverance, she will
10   3,      2|         the other. Thus she will exercise together mental and vocal
11   3,      2|     salvation of souls, for this exercise lies at the root of a holy
12   3,      2|      mental prayer is reached by exercise and perseverance, and by
13   3,      2|         good-will, and how every exercise, whether performed in oneself
14   3,      7|    placed them as instruments to exercise My servants in virtue in
15   3,     14|        of the neighbor, in which exercise the soul discovers the plaint
16   3,     18|        of faith; which faith you exercise in virtue by the light of
17   3,     28|       you to use your being, and exercise the graces which I have
18   4,      5|     after they have entered they exercise themselves in virtue, and