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 1 I    |         how most worthy, how most useful was the Blessed Virgin Mary.
 2 I    |          her person; she was most useful, because of the excellence
 3 I    |         the creature!" Again, how useful was Mary, by the excellence
 4 III  |          radiant star, and a most useful star. She is a most pure
 5 III  |       forth eternal light; a most useful star by directing us to
 6 III  |      consider that Mary is a most useful star, by guiding us to our
 7 V    |         MANIFOLD, AND EXCEEDINGLY USEFUL~Hail Mary, full of grace.
 8 V    |        manifold grace, and a most useful grace.~First, consider the
 9 V    |          of perpetual glory. Most useful was the grace of Mary both
10 V    |           herself and to us. Most useful, I say, was the grace of
11 V    |         of Mary was not only most useful to herself, but also to
12 VII  |        than the earth ? What more useful ? We all tread the earth
13 VII  |          is more lowly, what more useful than the earth? In like
14 VII  |         is more humble, what more useful than Mary? She by her humility
15 VII  |       fullness of grace, the most useful of all. For we have all
16 XII  | delightful to the angels and most useful to men for life. St. Bernard
17 XIV  |       Mary, in devout prayers, in useful conversations! Oh, how great
18 XV   |         her humility, so deep, so useful, so pleasing! St. Augustine
19 XVI  |          how, because of the most useful excellence of her Child,
20 XVI  |        desirable in delight, most useful in virtue, most universal
21 XVI  |         ready to germinate either useful or noxious plants, that
22 XVIII|     blessed fruit has twelve very useful effects, or remarkable advantages,
23 XVIII|       gifts, the lovely leaves of useful words, and the truly beautiful