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 1 Intro,      0|      a matter of fact, though weak and compliant, were in their
 2   2,     14  |      him in food, so that we, weak ones, should have comfort,
 3   2,     15  |        they have first become weak, and this was when they
 4   2,     20  |   weakened, and cannot become weak. So that I can and will
 5   2,     27  | temptations, for the devil is weak, and by himself can do nothing,
 6   2,     37  |   their neighbor, which grows weak by degrees, and oftentimes
 7   2,     37  |   Towards Me their love grows weak when, on occasion, in order
 8   2,     37  |   grace. At such a time these weak ones, of whom I speak, relax
 9   2,     41  |     his neighborly love is so weak, and because the root of
10   3,     16  | everything according to their weak intellect; for they have
11   3,     28  |   strong they made themselves weak, with the foolish and simple
12   3,     29  |    priests whose virtue grows weak, any more than in the case