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 1  Pref,   2    |   her love for inventing all kinds of diminutives, her characteristic
 2  Intr,   0    |    find in it faults of many kinds: innumerable textual errors,
 3  Unic,   2    | desires and lead me to other kinds of wrongdoing. I thought
 4  Unic,   2(68)|    she makes between the two kinds of honra almost necessitates
 5  Unic,   2    |     who indulged in the same kinds of pastime.~
 6  Unic,   2    | ready to encourage me in all kinds of wrongdoing. Perhaps,
 7  Unic,   4    |   now, by experience of many kinds, that if I strengthen my
 8  Unic,   4    |  reputation for curing other kinds of illness and said they
 9  Unic,   6    |      was never fond of other kinds of devotion which some people
10  Unic,   7    |     trials of many different kinds and he bore them with the
11  Unic,   8    |     one of the most grievous kinds of life which I think can
12  Unic,   8    |      and falls of a thousand kinds into which the devil leads
13  Unic,  10    |  than that between different kinds of spiritual joy on earth,
14  Unic,  10    |    not trouble about certain kinds of humility, of which I
15  Unic,  11    |    and make it suffer in all kinds of ways against its will.
16  Unic,  13    |      temptations and various kinds of foolishness. And they
17  Unic,  14    | penances and prayers and all kinds of other things, we can
18  Unic,  18    |      I think, with these two kinds of favour from the Lord.
19  Unic,  25    | being heard and also certain kinds of deception which may occur
20  Unic,  25    |    to describe the different kinds of deception which may occur
21  Unic,  25    |     me to be exposed to many kinds of sore temptation and spiritual
22  Unic,  27    |     it is one of the highest kinds of vision possible. This
23  Unic,  27    |    me the same thing. Of all kinds of vision it is that in
24  Unic,  28    |  natural light and all other kinds of light seem artificial.
25  Unic,  28    |  remain within it. These two kinds of vision almost invariably
26  Unic,  28    |      often undeservedly, all kinds of tales about me were brought
27  Unic,  30    |  great joy. It was when both kinds of distress came upon me
28  Unic,  31    |     but were embedded in all kinds of filth.250 The water of
29  Unic,  32    |     or to think of different kinds of torture (as I have sometimes
30  Unic,  35    |    and she had practised all kinds of importunities, to obtain
31  Unic,  37    |  that it may escape from all kinds of danger. On the other
32  Unic,  39    |      such a multitude of all kinds of people that I was completely
33  Unic,  39    |    to describe the different kinds of trial which I had to
34  Unic,  40    |   while still others say all kinds of things to my face, I