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 1  Pref,   2|           Teresa uses in a sense entirely her own, and conjunctions
 2  Pref,   3|       language, without, I hope, entirely destroying the flavour of
 3  Intr,   0|        few quotations are seldom entirely accurate. But she is, without
 4  Intr,   0|      marks of a careful revision entirely foreign to her habits and
 5  Unic,   2|         when the fear of God had entirely left me, I retained only
 6  Unic,   6|        we do not leave ourselves entirely in the Lord's hands; yet
 7  Unic,   8|       which she derived from not entirely giving up prayer lest she
 8  Unic,  10|        nor wholly of spirit, but entirely the gift of God. It seems,
 9  Unic,  11|         that he would give it up entirely if he did not remember that
10  Unic,  15|          within us a love of God entirely devoid of self-interest
11  Unic,  16|          I do not think we could entirely succeed in doing so. Many
12  Unic,  20|        this distress than has an entirely physical experience with
13  Unic,  20|      physical experience with an entirely spiritual one, and in saying
14  Unic,  20|          me (for it is certainly entirely supernatural and comes from
15  Unic,  21|          do afterwards, for I am entirely untrustworthy; despite my
16  Unic,  22|     wrought in it by the Lord is entirely supernatural, it can get
17  Unic,  22|      think that, as this work is entirely spiritual, anything corporeal
18  Unic,  22|          must withdraw ourselves entirely from Christ and treat that
19  Unic,  24|   nothing undone so as to become entirely pleasing to God, and he
20  Unic,  29| inspiring me with it, for it was entirely supernatural and I had made
21  Unic,  36|       served by my abandoning it entirely, I should do so, as I had
22  Unic,  38|    conscious of them that I feel entirely confused with shame, and
23  Unic,  38|         upon the soul and almost entirely destroys the power of our
24  Unic,  39|    obligation and who was almost entirely blind; I was very sorry