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 1  Unic,   1|          me good. My father59 was fond of reading good books and
 2  Unic,   2|       great deal of harm. She was fond of books of chivalry; and
 3  Unic,   2|          together; they were very fond of me; and I would keep
 4  Unic,   2|          powerless. I became very fond of meeting this woman. I
 5  Unic,   3|           a village.74 She was so fond of me that, if she had had
 6  Unic,   3|         Her husband was also very fond of me -- at least, he showed
 7  Unic,   3|        fact that I had now become fond of good books gave me new
 8  Unic,   3|          I would do it. He was so fond of me that I was never able
 9  Unic,   4|       mine lived of whom I was so fond. In making my final decision,
10  Unic,   5|   discontented and said so. I was fond of everything to do with
11  Unic,   5| confession, for I was always very fond of frequent confession.
12  Unic,   6|      solitude continued and I was fond of speaking and conversing
13  Unic,   6|         approved; for I was never fond of other kinds of devotion
14  Unic,   7|          speaking, for I was very fond of her.~
15  Unic,   7|       effects were good. I was so fond of my father that I longed
16  Unic,   7|        when I saw people who were fond of saying their prayers,
17  Unic,   8|      torture, for I was extremely fond of them, so that if I heard
18  Unic,   9|         this reason that I was so fond of pictures. Unhappy are
19  Unic,  30|         woman of Samaria! I am so fond of that Gospel. I have loved
20  Unic,  31|        past, I had been extremely fond.246 Though she is a better
21  Unic,  32|       where I was, for I was very fond both of the house and of
22  Unic,  35|         the fact that I was never fond of such work, and had not
23  Unic,  37|           myself, I would grow so fond of him that my memory would
24  Unic,  38|           served God well and was fond of choir and very virtuous.