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 1  Pref,   3|           it is sometimes hard to tell if she is consciously quoting
 2  Unic,   2|          advise parents, I should tell them to take great care
 3  Unic,   3|           her words. She began to tell me how she had come to be
 4  Unic,   3|      courage that I determined to tell my father of my decision,
 5  Unic,   5|          CHAPTER V - Continues to tell of the grievous infirmities
 6  Unic,   5|                       I forgot to tell how, in the year of my novitiate,
 7  Unic,   5|        was venial sin, they would tell me was no sin at all; and
 8  Unic,   5|           had for me, he began to tell me about his unhappy condition.
 9  Unic,   7|       right path by me; I used to tell them that there was nothing
10  Unic,   7|           to know him, I began to tell him about my prayers. He
11  Unic,   7|       which God delivered me, and tell how I plunged into them
12  Unic,   9|           that, so far as I could tell, I loved Him, but I did
13  Unic,  13|          a married woman, he will tell her it is better for her
14  Unic,  14|         soul, and the soul cannot tell whence or how it has come
15  Unic,  14|           and afterwards I cannot tell how I have managed to say
16  Unic,  15|        opinion, it is possible to tell if this state comes from
17  Unic,  18|           Unlearned persons would tell me that He was there only
18  Unic,  20|         if only so that you might tell me what it is, for this
19  Unic,  20|    noticeable that I could hardly tell when my feet were touching
20  Unic,  22|        how great my error was and tell many people of it, as I
21  Unic,  22|        matter than I. When people tell you that they are beginning
22  Unic,  23|        and to encourage me and to tell me not to think that I could
23  Unic,  23|           rightly call him) would tell me about his own weaknesses --
24  Unic,  23|           understood them, and to tell him about them. But that
25  Unic,  23|        God, should look at it and tell me what I ought to do. If
26  Unic,  23|   gentleman came to me, it was to tell me with great distress that
27  Unic,  24|           I might talk to him and tell him about my experiences
28  Unic,  24|            he had not ventured to tell me definitely to abandon
29  Unic,  25|         processes by which we may tell the difference between these
30  Unic,  25|      order to test me. He used to tell me that, provided I did
31  Unic,  26|          myself and to others, or tell me of things which are to
32  Unic,  26|       would speak to me again and tell me to obey Him; and His
33  Unic,  27|          once to my confessor, to tell him about it. He asked me
34  Unic,  27|        and before that He used to tell me He was there when I could
35  Unic,  28|       then my confessor would not tell me I was imagining it. And
36  Unic,  28|          way that if they were to tell me that a person whom I
37  Unic,  28|         ways. I knew they used to tell him that he must be on his
38  Unic,  29|           I used to go to Him and tell Him about all these trials
39  Unic,  29|          angry, and He told me to tell them that this was tyranny.
40  Unic,  29|          cherubim:231 they do not tell me their names but I am
41  Unic,  30|        its very first motions and tell them even the most dubious
42  Unic,  30|         onward I should write and tell him of anything that happened
43  Unic,  30|           one's confessor. I will tell you what often happened
44  Unic,  30|    deceive them intentionally, or tell them a lie, but I was thoroughly
45  Unic,  31|      believed, for they would not tell a lie for anything) noticed
46  Unic,  31| occurrence in a letter. I did not tell him who the author of the
47  Unic,  31|           letters, for I wrote to tell him what had been happening
48  Unic,  32|        shown her there. Begins to tell of the way and means whereby
49  Unic,  32|           for religious? I was to tell my confessor this257 and
50  Unic,  32|             He did not venture to tell me expressly to give up
51  Unic,  33|          although, as I could not tell them the principal thing --
52  Unic,  33|          to Holy Scripture and to tell me his feelings about the
53  Unic,  33|         would take a long time to tell how the Lord continued to
54  Unic,  34|        for many years. I began to tell him that mine had been a
55  Unic,  34|  spiritual trials. He urged me to tell him what the trials were.
56  Unic,  34|           friend of his, he would tell him about them at once,
57  Unic,  34|     through my instrumentality to tell him certain truths which,
58  Unic,  35|          was being ridiculous and tell me not to do things which
59  Unic,  35|         fain would I cry aloud to tell everyone of my great blindness
60  Unic,  38|           Me lose: do not fail to tell them of it." Ah, my Lord,
61  Unic,  38|        Thy great wisdom. I cannot tell how the Lord gives me courage
62  Unic,  40|          all truths, yet I cannot tell how, for I saw nothing.
63  Unic,  40|          by someone to beg God to tell him if he would be serving