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 1  Unic,   2| conversations and vanities. Until I knew her (this was when I was
 2  Unic,   2|             suspicion that everyone knew about my vanity. For I had
 3  Unic,   5|             as an excuse, because I knew how to get pleasure for
 4  Unic,   5|         wickedness, followed what I knew to be wrong and neglected
 5  Unic,   7|            good opinion of me, as I knew what sort of person I was
 6  Unic,   7|            than would others whom I knew to be good. I did not realize
 7  Unic,   7|            my illness, and before I knew how to take care of myself,
 8  Unic,   7|           more credible (for I well knew that I had no such excuse
 9  Unic,   7|          together. For these last I knew that I deserved and thought
10  Unic,   8|                            I wish I knew how to describe the captivity
11  Unic,   8|             in my heart of hearts I knew that I was not doing what
12  Unic,   8|             I wanted to live, for I knew quite well that I was not
13  Unic,   9|             love for His Majesty. I knew that, so far as I could
14  Unic,   9|          into His presence, which I knew I should not have entered
15  Unic,   9|            I had presumed to ask. I knew quite well that it was lawful
16  Unic,  12|            no ability for it, and I knew myself to be so wicked that
17  Unic,  14|            them He wished to, for I knew that the plants would be
18  Unic,  16|            I never understood it or knew how to describe it. My intention,
19  Unic,  20|           ridiculous thing. If they knew that it arises, not from
20  Unic,  21|                                   I knew quite well that none of
21  Unic,  22|             when I offended Thee, I knew Thee not, but to think that,
22  Unic,  22|        clearly understood: I wish I knew how to explain it.~
23  Unic,  23|             discuss this. I already knew of some, for the Fathers
24  Unic,  23|             the wife of one who God knew would be a great servant
25  Unic,  23|            fact that this gentleman knew how to treat me and had
26  Unic,  24|            things which persons who knew me, and even the nuns in
27  Unic,  24|      experiences in prayer, as they knew him to be very proficient
28  Unic,  25|       myself, like many more whom I knew to be servants of God, spent
29  Unic,  27|           could do nothing else: He knew what was good for me and
30  Unic,  27|              Then he asked me how I knew it was Christ. I told him
31  Unic,  27|             speaking (which I never knew for certain till the Lord
32  Unic,  28|           whole world. This he well knew, and so he managed to calm
33  Unic,  28|             me that a person whom I knew well and had just been speaking
34  Unic,  28|             to be so, and that they knew this was the case, I should
35  Unic,  28|         these jewels -- for all who knew me were well aware how my
36  Unic,  28|            and this in many ways. I knew they used to tell him that
37  Unic,  29|             desire to see God and I knew no way of seeking that life
38  Unic,  30|        could go together. I already knew that it was quite possible
39  Unic,  30|             great man was here. She knew of my necessities, for she
40  Unic,  30|         case I might be doing so. I knew quite well that I would
41  Unic,  31|           of the letter was, but he knew quite well.~
42  Unic,  31|          sometimes saw in myself, I knew the vision was a genuine
43  Unic,  31|       should have been where nobody knew me.245 But my confessor
44  Unic,  31|                            I wish I knew how to express this, for
45  Unic,  31|            of my faults was this: I knew very little of my office
46  Unic,  31|           become aware how little I knew. But good example soon prevails:
47  Unic,  31|              opinion248 even when I knew something but was the slightest
48  Unic,  32|          disturbing but pleasant: I knew quite well that it was of
49  Unic,  33|           to forecast the means and knew neither how nor when the
50  Unic,  33|          had any fear about this. I knew quite well that in matters
51  Unic,  33|         very learned man, so that I knew I could rely on anything
52  Unic,  33|            a spiritual joy: my soul knew that here was a soul that
53  Unic,  33|            against obedience, but I knew that, if I told my superiors
54  Unic,  34|             an important person and knew that I lived in a convent
55  Unic,  34|            their sending for me and knew all the time how completely
56  Unic,  34|           by the good people whom I knew. She was a most God fearing
57  Unic,  34|           to whom I have alluded281 knew of them and was a great
58  Unic,  34|            is one. For, as the Lord knew of the trials I had to endure,
59  Unic,  35|             by the Lord, and so she knew quite well what I did not,
60  Unic,  35|            it for so many years, he knew how much wealth there was
61  Unic,  36|         this, and so were those who knew how the Lord had hastened
62  Unic,  36|                      In some ways I knew quite well that they were
63  Unic,  37|          anybody, though secretly I knew this to be the case, but
64  Unic,  38|             was about to give me, I knew for a certainty that those
65  Unic,  38|        leading for many years, as I knew, a very bad life. But for
66  Unic,  39|            would not grant; that He knew I should never ask anything
67  Unic,  39|            He not do it now that He knew I loved Him? Of that I must
68  Unic,  39|             There was someone who I knew had resolved to serve God
69  Unic,  39|          not to be troubled, for He knew well that I would not knowingly