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 1 5 |      varied crosses: heavy? iron ones and lighter wooden ones;
 2 5 |          ones and lighter wooden ones; among both the former and
 3 6 |          books, and if so, which ones? Or from various soul-shaking~
 4 6 |        by such words, or similar ones, provided they~come from
 5 10|          true visions from false ones,~then, in their future accounts
 6 13| agonizing shame, but the greater ones,~fornication and adultery,
 7 13|          sins, even very serious ones, committed through ignorance
 8 13|        will draw them into worse ones~and even criminal offences.
 9 13|         from unlawful~and impure ones, giving himself up to foul
10 13|      offend one of “these little~ones” are well known.xxv~Concluding
11 15|       exhortations of your close ones and their very sympathy~
12 16|           both good and critical ones — not in accordance with
13 19|       offend one of these little ones which~believe in Me, it
14 20|          sinners or of righteous ones . . . Do you pray, at least
15 21|      finding fault with his near ones and those around him. The