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 1  Intr,   0|         rare and fortunate class knows nothing of artifice, casts
 2  Unic,   6|         the Lord's hands; yet He knows best what is good for us.~
 3  Unic,   7|          happened because He Who knows all things saw it to be
 4  Unic,  10|         the devil. The Lord well knows that, as I shall say later,
 5  Unic,  10|          of me. For my Lord well knows that I have no other desire
 6  Unic,  11|       out upon it, for the devil knows what harm will come to him
 7  Unic,  11|     great an Emperor; and, as he knows that he is pleasing Him
 8  Unic,  11|          are not so. His Majesty knows our wretchedness and the
 9  Unic,  11|         than we ourselves and He knows that all the time these
10  Unic,  13|          things, for His Majesty knows better than we what kind
11  Unic,  14|          by God, as one who well knows itself to be the captive
12  Unic,  14|         has come to it; often it knows neither what to do, nor
13  Unic,  14|          more, as Your Reverence knows.~
14  Unic,  16|        time, know what to do: it knows not whether to speak or
15  Unic,  16|         Thee a small service. It knows not what to desire, but
16  Unic,  16|      what to desire, but it well knows that it desires nothing
17  Unic,  16|          for there is no one who knows himself as well as he is
18  Unic,  17|          virtues, though it also knows very well that it could
19  Unic,  17|    greater part of it is, yet it knows this to be impossible. Memory
20  Unic,  18|      humility; for the Lord well knows what is fitting for me and
21  Unic,  18|          this, since His Majesty knows that, next to doing what
22  Unic,  19|          like this! The deceiver knows that if a soul perseveres
23  Unic,  19|         be bounty indeed, for it knows itself to be unworthy even
24  Unic,  19|         confidence in God, which knows no discretion. The soul
25  Unic,  20|      honour is really so. It now knows that to be a sheer lie and
26  Unic,  20|          it is for His glory. It knows that it possesses165 nothing
27  Unic,  21|         has given it already and knows that it has surrendered
28  Unic,  21|     cannot deceive it because He knows all things. This is not
29  Unic,  21| confirmed by their works; for it knows how little good is done
30  Unic,  21|        they can do. But the soul knows very well that if they subordinated
31  Unic,  22|        care for ourselves and He knows of what each of us is capable.
32  Unic,  22|      give us this love, since He knows how much we need it, for
33  Unic,  23|       take myself in hand.183 He knows that the great means of
34  Unic,  25|         than of a person whom it knows to be mad. But to Divine
35  Unic,  25|        strengthened in faith and knows full well that for one single
36  Unic,  25|       exalt Thy works as my soul knows them! All these, my Lord,
37  Unic,  26|          presented to it that it knows not where to hide. Sometimes
38  Unic,  29|        it or what it desires. It knows quite well that it desires
39  Unic,  29|     causes it, so that it hardly knows what it is doing. Yet so
40  Unic,  29|      relief from them because it knows not what to do. It performs
41  Unic,  30|        night, and quite dark, he knows by the instinct which comes
42  Unic,  30| stupefied, and it feels as if it knows God only as something of
43  Unic,  33|         with it, though the Lord knows what sore trials and afflictions
44  Unic,  33|        me and to my soul; for he knows how to treat persons whom
45  Unic,  34|       God. For the love which it knows His Majesty has for it makes
46  Unic,  34|       others in one: His Majesty knows why. We are wrong if we
47  Unic,  34|         one might say, he hardly knows himself. Though formerly
48  Unic,  34|          now, but Your Reverence knows about it all, and in the
49  Unic,  37|        not surprising if one who knows herself to be as wicked
50  Unic,  40|     clearly seen, for, though He knows that we are doing all this,
51  Unic,  40|           and, as Your Reverence knows, it has caused me no little