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 1 Intro,      0|      this is true of all history whatever, it is perhaps truer of
 2 Intro,      0|        by the exile of the Pope. Whatever the truth may be about the
 3   1,      5  |        to endure pains for Me in whatever mode or circumstance I may
 4   2,      1  |          as I said to you above. Whatever rank a man be in, whether
 5   3,      1  |         turns back for anything, whatever it be, nor rises from holy
 6   3,      2  |         root of a holy will, and whatever he may contribute, by words
 7   3,     14  | persecuted for My Name's sake in whatever she may have to suffer.
 8   3,     16  |       truly, therefore, that, in whatever state a man may be, he should
 9   3,     18  |         every rational creature, whatever may be his condition, who
10   3,     20  |       consolation, and indeed of whatever circumstance happens to
11   3,     20  |          she shuns no labor from whatever source it comes, but rather