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 1  Unic,   5|        gave me a great deal of freedom: if they had been strict,
 2  Unic,   7| convent that was enclosed. The freedom which the sisters, who were
 3  Unic,   7|      in a convent to have such freedom: for those who want to be
 4  Unic,   9|      endures when it loses its freedom to be its own master! I
 5  Unic,  11|        going on their way with freedom of spirit, they hang back
 6  Unic,  11|    they should start with this freedom and determination): I mean
 7  Unic,  11|    person would gain spiritual freedom and not be continually troubled,
 8  Unic,  13|     never lead us to spiritual freedom. This is a procedure which
 9  Unic,  13|     not give up such righteous freedom; let him rather remain without
10  Unic,  14|    that moment it leaves us no freedom to love anything but Thee.~
11  Unic,  16|                 Oh, what great freedom we enjoy! It makes us look
12  Unic,  16|    world as captivity! It is a freedom which we obtain from the
13  Unic,  17|        a period of solitude or freedom from its business. It works
14  Unic,  20|      or in less, acquires such freedom that it cannot recognize
15  Unic,  21|        and even here I have no freedom, for it is always possible
16  Unic,  21|     occasions, it begs God for freedom. But in this state it often
17  Unic,  21|        going in search of that freedom, since no one is delivering
18  Unic,  22| achieve a very great spiritual freedom. There are two reasons,
19  Unic,  24|       done it out of love, but freedom. I remained in that state
20  Unic,  24|     Who in one moment gave the freedom which, despite all the efforts
21  Unic,  25|       think the Lord leaves it freedom for anything. It is of when
22  Unic,  27|    since God has denied me the freedom to do so myself. I should
23  Unic,  30|        learning and talent and freedom to preach, hear confessions
24  Unic,  31|        fears robbed me of much freedom of spirit; later I came
25  Unic,  33|       the utmost frankness and freedom. I used to dislike very
26  Unic,  34|        otherwise than with the freedom of an equal. From this I
27  Unic,  37|       soul, I find I have such freedom that from that time forward
28  Unic,  37|        that I do not regain my freedom when I turn once more in