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 1  Unic,   2|  virtues should be beginning to grow, with persons who, though
 2  Unic,   4|       example and thus learn to grow in Thy service. When I remember
 3  Unic,   6|   punishment. This continued to grow upon me and became such
 4  Unic,   6|        not bear it; and I would grow very angry with myself at
 5  Unic,   6|    reflected that, if I were to grow well and then to incur damnation,
 6  Unic,  11| gardeners, to make these plants grow, and to water them carefully,
 7  Unic,  11|     water and makes the virtues grow. By water here I mean tears --
 8  Unic,  11|       plants and flowers should grow, some by means of the water
 9  Unic,  12|        will help the virtues to grow, as is explained in a book
10  Unic,  13|    unfledged bird, it is apt to grow tired and stop.~
11  Unic,  13|       there not, the soul would grow tired of always eating the
12  Unic,  14|         state makes the virtues grow much more, beyond all comparison,
13  Unic,  14|      believe, makes the virtues grow and also brings them nearer
14  Unic,  14|       the flowers will begin to grow afresh.~
15  Unic,  15|       of ours the soul does not grow in the way the body does,
16  Unic,  15|          and so that we may not grow careless while we are in
17  Unic,  15|       Let me end, lest I should grow weary, by saying that this
18  Unic,  15|       and imperfections does it grow fearful of everything, as
19  Unic,  18|         faculties have begun to grow inebriated with the taste
20  Unic,  19|        that it will hardly ever grow dry again. But if it is
21  Unic,  19|    exhausted: let us, then, not grow weary of receiving. May
22  Unic,  21|         Perfection, too, has to grow; the cobwebs have to be
23  Unic,  21|      the more love and humility grow in the soul, the greater
24  Unic,  23|      little distracted, I would grow afraid again and begin to
25  Unic,  23|        I did not do so I should grow worse; and so I arranged
26  Unic,  23|   imperfectly. My soul began to grow notably better, as I shall
27  Unic,  24|    thought I should be bound to grow wicked again, not supposing
28  Unic,  28|  becoming strong, the soul will grow wearier and become tired
29  Unic,  29|       praying, for this made me grow in love. I would address
30  Unic,  31|      never, all our lives long, grow careless, for much of the
31  Unic,  31|         to implant in me, might grow; and with His help I have
32  Unic,  34|       that she began at once to grow markedly better: she felt
33  Unic,  34|       in order to win booty and grow rich upon it, are spoiling
34  Unic,  37|     took to him myself, I would grow so fond of him that my memory
35  Unic,  39|        praise His Majesty and I grow ashamed, because I see I
36  Unic,  39|    occurs to them that they may grow discontented in a place