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1   2,     25  |    neither water nor fire can injure it, not by virtue of itself,
2   3,      7  |    vexations, causing them to injure one another and take one
3   3,     28  | experience, for nothing could injure their souls; but they on
4   3,     28  |    they on the contrary could injure men and the devils, who
5   4,      3  |       remaining in hatred you injure Me by transgressing My precept,
6   4,      3  |      My precept, and you also injure the object of your hate,
7   4,      3  |    and if you do not you will injure your own soul, depriving
8 Lette,      0|       agony, I should fear to injure, by my explanations, facts