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 1  Outl,   0     |         effects of the paralysis remain till the summer of 1542 (
 2  Intr,   0     |          these other things must remain for such as can treat them
 3  Unic,   6     |        would be better for me to remain as I was; but still I believed
 4  Unic,   7     |        marvel now that I did not remain where I was, and I praise
 5  Unic,   8     |        though he be, he will not remain so for all the years I did
 6  Unic,   9     |      stood in the way. I used to remain with Him there for as long
 7  Unic,  12     |      working: if we do, we shall remain stupid and cold and shall
 8  Unic,  13     |          of Christ, and let them remain in converse with Him, and
 9  Unic,  13     |          freedom; let him rather remain without a director until
10  Unic,  13     |         ideas; we must sometimes remain by His side with our minds
11  Unic,  14     |       take no notice of them but remain in its fruition and quiet;
12  Unic,  18     |         graces and effects which remain in the soul, and of what
13  Unic,  18     | involuntarily close, or, if they remain open, they can hardly see.
14  Unic,  19     |        sunlight not a cobweb can remain hidden. It sees its own
15  Unic,  19     |       The benefits thus achieved remain in the soul for some time;
16  Unic,  20     |          deep, the faculties may remain absorbed for a day or two,
17  Unic,  20     |         in which case there will remain in the soul the effects
18  Unic,  21     |       Thou know that, provided I remain in such a state as not to
19  Unic,  22     |         true, and I contrived to remain with Him in a state of recollection.
20  Unic,  22     |       not to stir thence; let it remain where it will; and let it
21  Unic,  22     |       persons act thus they will remain as dry as sticks. There
22  Unic,  23     |        matters with them and yet remain as I was.~
23  Unic,  25     |    result that I seldom dared to remain alone in a room by day.
24  Unic,  27     |         of its senses, but these remain active, which in contemplation
25  Unic,  28     |       the imagination and should remain within it. These two kinds
26  Unic,  30     |  bestowed upon me: nothing would remain with me but the mere recollection
27  Unic,  30     |     things it will do: it cannot remain where it is, just as the
28  Unic,  30     |     spring-water seems unable to remain in the earth, but issues
29  Unic,  31     |        of the other virtues will remain, but they will all be worm-eaten.
30  Unic,  31     |         so that I may not always remain a beginner. Amen.~
31  Unic,  32(256)|          God, so the matter must remain one for conjecture.]~
32  Unic,  34     |          the Lord to allow it to remain in this life! Anyone who
33  Unic,  37     |        few are the moments which remain to me for enjoying communion
34  Unic,  37     |          come to an agreement to remain ignorant of these sciences
35  Unic,  38     |         me that I could not even remain seated.~
36  Unic,  38     |      time forward his soul would remain pure and that he would not