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 1  Pref,   2|              Then there are the thousand touches which reveal the
 2  Intr,   0|     Le-n. The volume, of over a thousand octavo pages, was published
 3  Unic,   5|     have slain thee on any of a thousand other occasions and in a
 4  Unic,   5|         the truth when I say "a thousand", though I may be reproved
 5  Unic,   7|         resigned to it and to a thousand other things which may happen
 6  Unic,   7|         same time shutting in a thousand vanities. I spent many years
 7  Unic,   7|        from this there result a thousand blessings. I should not
 8  Unic,   8|      temptations and falls of a thousand kinds into which the devil
 9  Unic,   8|     perplexed, as I was, with a thousand worldly cares and thoughts.
10  Unic,  15|      one imperfection and die a thousand deaths rather than commit
11  Unic,  16|    praise the Lord. It utters a thousand holy follies, striving ever
12  Unic,  17|      desire; if it is to live a thousand years, that is its desire
13  Unic,  20|         do so and brings down a thousand persecutions upon its head.
14  Unic,  21|        light, I would give up a thousand kingdoms, and rightly so.
15  Unic,  22|      down by the earth and by a thousand impediments, and the fact
16  Unic,  25|         Faith it would suffer a thousand deaths. With this love for
17  Unic,  25|         permitted my fears of a thousand perils to cause me great
18  Unic,  26| wretched, useless and full of a thousand miseries. But the ways of
19  Unic,  28|        of the heavens, and of a thousand other worlds, and of countless
20  Unic,  28|    might they have longed for a thousand deeper hells in order to
21  Unic,  30|         so I was tormented by a thousand doubts and suspicions. I
22  Unic,  31|      soul like this are fixed a thousand eyes, whereas upon a thousand
23  Unic,  31|   thousand eyes, whereas upon a thousand souls of baser texture there
24  Unic,  31|   detects a fault in him from a thousand leagues' distance; yet in
25  Unic,  33|        would undertake to die a thousand deaths. So I told them not
26  Unic,  34|   persons masters, whereas in a thousand ways, I think, they are
27  Unic,  34|        for God's sake to risk a thousand lives and longing for a
28  Unic,  35|         with scarecrows here. A thousand times have I been amazed
29  Unic,  35|     this; fain would I weep ten thousand times, till I could weep
30  Unic,  36|         I would have given up a thousand convents, let alone a single
31  Unic,  39|      very far! I could say it a thousand times -- am I from doing
32  Unic,  39|        debt, He gives us back a thousand ducats? For the love of