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 1  Outl,   0|     October. The Valladolid nuns fall ill and go to stay with
 2  Intr,   0|        or for fear that it would fall into the hands of their
 3  Unic,   2|       grown strong enough not to fall. Later, when the fear of
 4  Unic,   4|      this which brought about my fall. Still, the Lord began to
 5  Unic,   6|          have said that I should fall so soon, after receiving
 6  Unic,   7|     grave occasions of sin did I fall, and so far was my soul
 7  Unic,   7|      would have helped me not to fall again, if only because I
 8  Unic,   7|         friends who helped me to fall; but, when it came to rising
 9  Unic,   8|         purpose, as I would only fall once more. My life was so
10  Unic,   9|        called them, they did not fall again, whereas I had fallen
11  Unic,  11|        long, never to let Christ fall beneath the Cross. The time
12  Unic,  15|        and wretched nature, they fall, as I did, let them ever
13  Unic,  15|      should call anything a real fall which made us hate the road
14  Unic,  15|          will not offend God and fall into sin; anyone who has
15  Unic,  19|          this favour they should fall, and not to give up prayer.
16  Unic,  19|        brought them, they should fall, they must not be discouraged
17  Unic,  19|       and say: "If I am going to fall again, it will be better
18  Unic,  19|          I should suffer a great fall! As I write I make the sign
19  Unic,  19|      they helped me to do was to fall -- what could I expect but
20  Unic,  19|     itself, since it is prone to fall, nor must it expose itself
21  Unic,  22|         myself through trying to fall into line with what I read.
22  Unic,  22|    benefit but will very quickly fall again, because it has not
23  Unic,  30|        words of compassion would fall to the ground.~
24  Unic,  31|         Reverence will know, but fall and rise again.~
25  Unic,  32|        me out of His hand lest I fall once more, now that I have
26  Unic,  34|      allow either him or them to fall into error.~
27  Unic,  35|      passes and rocks that might fall upon him -- I mean, occasions
28  Unic,  35|         gorge into which one may fall, and on the other side a
29  Unic,  35|         givest him Thy hand. One fall -- and even many falls,
30  Unic,  36| brother-in-law of mine309 should fall ill, and, his wife not being
31  Unic,  37|      think about it or they will fall from favour.~
32  Unic,  38|       pure and that he would not fall into mortal sin. I am sure
33  Unic,  39|          Him, the more deeply we fall into His debt, what is it