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 1 Intro,      0|          own utilitarian century makes us familiar. And yet, as
 2   1,      1  |    affection, and union of love, makes her another Himself. Christ
 3   1,      6  |    towards his neighbors, for he makes himself an instrument to
 4   2,     17  | injustice! It kills the soul and makes her the slave of riches,
 5   2,     17  |      principal one is that which makes a man care for his own reputation,
 6   2,     23  |         defect of the light that makes it appear other to the blind
 7   2,     27  | displeasure of himself, manfully makes up his mind, saying, 'I
 8   3,      2  |        be of use to the soul who makes it, and pleasing to Me,
 9   3,     17  | above-mentioned states of tears, makes three petitions. ~
10   3,     30  |    between the soul and the body makes death seem difficult, and
11   4,      2  |       grace, you are a sun which makes the earth, that is to say,
12   4,      6  |    himself of temporal substance makes many relations and finds
13   4,      6  |  bitterness and in sadness. What makes war on obedience? Injuries?
14   4,      6  |          charity. Of his cell he makes a heaven, delighting there
15   4,      7  |       charity, but the joy of it makes the heart large and generous,
16   4,     11  |       thanking and praising God, makes prayer for the whole world