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 1  Unic,   1|           took to make us say our prayers and to lead us to be devoted
 2  Unic,   1|           be alone when I said my prayers, and there were many such,
 3  Unic,   3|         to say a great many vocal prayers and to get all the nuns
 4  Unic,   5|        confession. Many cries and prayers were made for me to God.
 5  Unic,   6|           Masses said for me, and prayers which had been fully approved;
 6  Unic,   7|           to recite, vocally, the prayers that I was bound to say;
 7  Unic,   7|          into solitude, saying my prayers, reading a great deal, speaking
 8  Unic,   7|         were fond of saying their prayers, I would show them how to
 9  Unic,   7|        began to tell him about my prayers. He told me never to leave
10  Unic,   7|        can help each other by our prayers, and it is all the more
11  Unic,  12|          no need to think out set prayers but can use just such words
12  Unic,  14|          pieces with penances and prayers and all kinds of other things,
13  Unic,  19|        would go on, to recite the prayers enjoined upon me, as all
14  Unic,  19|           resolution to return to prayers -- I was only waiting until
15  Unic,  21|        join in its complaints and prayers, since as a rule men desire
16  Unic,  24|          most sacred Humanity. My prayers now began to take shape
17  Unic,  24|          I should always begin my prayers with a meditation on one
18  Unic,  27|   distress and affliction and the prayers that were being made for
19  Unic,  30|       that there was value in the prayers of this miserable creature,
20  Unic,  30|         of Him. To go and say its prayers, or to be alone, only causes
21  Unic,  31|         my sisters, through whose prayers the Lord must have granted
22  Unic,  31|           for everything, for the prayers of those who serve the Lord
23  Unic,  31|    repeating some very devotional prayers which follow it -- they
24  Unic,  32|   continually helping us by their prayers, we practically completed
25  Unic,  33| appointment; for, while all these prayers were being offered for us,
26  Unic,  34|           in response to the many prayers for the success of my enterprise
27  Unic,  36|          had been seeking and the prayers I had been saying almost
28  Unic,  36|      alone in the house and their prayers were more effective than
29  Unic,  36|       much labour and through the prayers of many, contrived to arrange
30  Unic,  38|      where I used often to say my prayers, and began to read about
31  Unic,  39|          doing this because of my prayers -- apart, of course, from
32  Unic,  39|      these; when I attempt it, my prayers have very little power or