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 1 I   |   here is signified how most pure, how most full, how most
 2 I   |    Virgin Mary. She was most pure, because of the absence
 3 I   | excellence of her Child. How pure Mary was because of the
 4 I   |  God-Man should be of a most pure mother, that the purity
 5 II  |     penance ? Therefore, her pure heart was not the haunt
 6 II  |   Mary on her lips this most pure milk when she uttered that
 7 III |  utility. For Mary is a most pure star, a most radiant star,
 8 III |   useful star. She is a most pure star by living most purely;
 9 III | consider that Mary is a most pure star by living purely and
10 III |     light, she is found more pure." Some read here, "before"
11 III |     before" instead of "more pure," but either phrase is fitted
12 III |    Behold how Mary is a most pure Star by the purity of her
13 III |    hell." As Mary was a most pure star, by living most purely,
14 V   |     how Mary, because of the pure innocence of her life, is
15 V   |     grace with God, true and pure, defiled by no base mixture,
16 V   |     of, Mary was so true and pure, therefore St. Jerome well
17 V   |       so great in Heaven! No pure creature found such grace
18 VI  |     life, in the beauty of a pure conscience, and in the sense
19 VI  |       free from sin and most pure. For she was so abundantly
20 VI  |      and embraced her God in pure embraces and kisses with
21 VII |   had first conceived in her pure mind."~Secondly, let us
22 VII |     fully in Mary, above all pure creatures. For after the
23 VII |     fully in Mary, above all pure creatures. For after the
24 XIII| sight even the stars are not pure, judged thy flesh to be