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 1   2,     11|          having passed the Bridge, arrives at the door which is part
 2   2,     21|     account of My displeasure, she arrives at eternal damnation. And
 3   2,     25|       angels -- for, when the soul arrives at eternal life, all participate
 4   2,     31| perseverance, without which no man arrives at his end. ~
 5   2,     33|         Divine love, with which he arrives at the Fountain of the Water
 6   2,     36|            of the holy Bridge, one arrives at the second step, which
 7   2,     40|             And first of how a man arrives at being a friend. In the
 8   2,     40|      exercise and perseverance, he arrives at the love of delight,
 9   2,     40|        soul always fears until she arrives at true love. But when they
10   2,     40|            is to say: how the soul arrives at perfection, and what
11   3,      3|          love. I tell you that she arrives at perfect love by means
12   3,     11|      immortals, and oftentimes she arrives at so great a union that
13   3,     14|           to suffer. Then the soul arrives at such delight and tranquillity
14   4,      8|        avoid weariness; whereby he arrives at the greatest weariness
15   4,     10|           state, in which the soul arrives at the excellence of unitive