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 1  Unic,   3|         to commend me to God and pray that He would bring me to
 2  Unic,   4|           I never dared begin to pray without a book; my soul
 3  Unic,   5|        have had since I began to pray, I had light enough to realize
 4  Unic,   6|  remember that often I dared not pray because I was afraid of
 5  Unic,   6|       master to teach him how to pray, let him take this glorious
 6  Unic,   7|          I began to be afraid to pray. It seemed to me better,
 7  Unic,   7|      health that I had ceased to pray, since he never told a lie
 8  Unic,   7|        for ever since I began to pray, as I have said, I had this
 9  Unic,   7|        to commend him to God, to pray for mercy upon him and to
10  Unic,   8|      anyone who has not begun to pray, I beg, for love of the
11  Unic,   8|        my courage to make myself pray at all. (People say that
12  Unic,   8|      when I had forced myself to pray, I would find that I had
13  Unic,  13|         to quicken us! We should pray most regularly for those
14  Unic,  13|          company; talk with Him; pray to Him; humble ourselves
15  Unic,  15|   favours of His Majesty, and to pray to Him for the Church and
16  Unic,  23|         was better for me not to pray at all -- though this would
17  Unic,  25|       delivered from it and must pray frequently to God. He and
18  Unic,  25|      relaxation, I was unable to pray or read, but was like a
19  Unic,  27|         souls that have begun to pray and that possess true faith,
20  Unic,  28|         before; and is unable to pray. At the beginning of my
21  Unic,  31|        promised him that I would pray earnestly to God that He
22  Unic,  31|        His Majesty will, if they pray and do what they can for
23  Unic,  35| restlessness and my inability to pray and my fear that I was being
24  Unic,  36|  disturbed, I might be unable to pray, and then my soul would
25  Unic,  37|     depriving it of the power to pray, precisely so that it may
26  Unic,  37|      their own satisfaction. And pray God that in the life to
27  Unic,  38|          Lord Himself told me to pray for him and said He had
28  Unic,  38|          except that I could not pray with the same fervour as
29  Unic,  39|       persons for whom she might pray to Him. Tells of some outstanding
30  Unic,  39|      know how to explain. When I pray for the first kind of favour,
31  Unic,  39|         elapsed since I began to pray and He began to grant me
32  Unic,  40|      leisure, for if they try to pray while in that state they
33  Unic,  40|        and it is for this that I pray to God most earnestly. I