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 1 Intro,      0| vestments, and wearing on His head a papal tiara; with Him
 2   2,     26  |      intolerable pain, as the head and principle of every evil,
 3   3,      3  |  malevolence, should lift its head against reason, the judgment
 4   3,     18  |      she should not raise her head in pride against Me. Wherefore,
 5   3,     25  |    raised your eyes above his head while he was saying the
 6   3,     30  |    just man does not turn his head to admire his past virtues,
 7   3,     32  |     should be lying by my own head, and should be a lying daughter
 8   4,      5  |       his pace nor turned his head back, though he knew that
 9   4,      6  |    that they cannot walk with head erect without breaking their
10   4,      6  |       of pride, and bowed his head to obedience through humility.
11 Lette,      0|     weeks, unable to lift her head, and full of intolerable
12 Lette,      0|      feet to the crown of her head, to such an extent that
13 Lette,      0|   make various signs with her head and her arms as if to show
14 Lette,      0|       angelical, she bent her head, and gave up the ghost. ~