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 1   2,      3|  not as an end. For, if she takes them as an end she will
 2   2,      3|    dissipates all darkness, takes away ignorance, and is the
 3   2,      5|   like a foster- mother who takes medicine instead of her
 4   2,     13|    love, which consumes and takes away all sensitive love
 5   2,     15|  they are dead their memory takes no heed of My mercy. The
 6   2,     30|   self-love is a cloud that takes away the light of reason,
 7   2,     37|     and virtuous heart that takes no thought for herself,
 8   2,     38|     the third manifestation takes place. I then form in the
 9   3,      1|    the means which the soul takes to arrive at pure and generous
10   3,     14|     of desire, she joyfully takes the food prepared for her
11   3,     16|    he robs Me of honor, and takes it himself. This flower
12   3,     17|    question -- 'I am He who takes delight in few words and
13   4,      8|  stench of impurity, for he takes delight in many foul conversations,
14   4,      8| have nothing left necessity takes you there. ~
15   4,      9|     length of time which it takes, but according to the love
16   4,     11|      You are the fire which takes away all cold; with Your