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 1  Pref,   2|      will be worth our while to consider them in greater detail.~
 2  Intr,   0|      believed it to be hers. "I consider it quite certain that the
 3  Unic,   2|       would be warned by me and consider this very carefully. The
 4  Unic,   5|        that men show us, yet we consider it a virtue not to break
 5  Unic,   5|    astonished at myself now and consider the patience which His Majesty
 6  Unic,   7|      advice, they will at least consider what concerns their honour.
 7  Unic,  10|         understand, realize and consider again and again that, though
 8  Unic,  11|                      Let us now consider how this garden can be watered,
 9  Unic,  11|         glad and take heart and consider it the greatest of favours
10  Unic,  11|       Him to bear the Cross and consider how He lived with it all
11  Unic,  12|    expected to. Anyone who will consider the matter will detect,
12  Unic,  13|         the extent that we must consider which of their deeds we
13  Unic,  13|      great virtue -- namely, to consider all others better than ourselves.
14  Unic,  15|     degree of perfection, would consider it a reproach and be ashamed
15  Unic,  16|       life in abhorrence and to consider our reputation as quite
16  Unic,  16|      you to do so; in that case consider it as a letter addressed
17  Unic,  18|    often wont to exclaim "Lord, consider what Thou art doing; forget
18  Unic,  19|      none, but besought Thee to consider how far they were justified.
19  Unic,  19|       these lapses; for, when I consider what God has borne with
20  Unic,  19|         all who practise prayer consider this. Let them be told that
21  Unic,  19|      abandoned prayer. Let them consider with what a fine remedy
22  Unic,  19|     them remember His words and consider what He has done to me,
23  Unic,  20|       Oh, if all would agree to consider it as useless dross, how
24  Unic,  21|       than those beneath him to consider the Lord's honour -- kings
25  Unic,  22|      always at his side. Let us consider the glorious Saint Paul,
26  Unic,  23|     prayer alone. But I did not consider myself worthy to speak to
27  Unic,  25|                               I consider it quite certain that the
28  Unic,  25|         by visions, it must not consider its strength to be secure.
29  Unic,  27|     this vision aforementioned. Consider carefully this way in which
30  Unic,  32|      not against us and did not consider our project absolutely ridiculous.259~
31  Unic,  32|      that, when he had begun to consider what he should say to us,
32  Unic,  36| observed in that house, I could consider keeping stricter rules in
33  Unic,  37|   allows this memory to fade, I consider it impossible for me to
34  Unic,  37|        this is not to be borne; consider, I beseech Thee, what a
35  Unic,  39|       beak, and which we cannot consider as fruits of prayer or signs
36  Unic,  39|  understanding anything, and to consider everything else as nothing
37  Unic,  39|    granted me. He bade me, too, consider the love for Him which was
38  Unic,  40|        doing, my Lord Almighty? Consider to whom Thou art granting
39  Unic,  40|     when I see these things and consider what I am. May He Who has