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 1  Intr,   0|         before her, the nature and extent of those gifts which the
 2  Intr,   0|        natural and to such a large extent within the reach of all.
 3  Unic,   6| resolutions -- tested to a certain extent, during these years, in
 4  Unic,   7|        them, thinking that to some extent they are pleasing to the
 5  Unic,   8|         for me. That was the whole extent of my prayer, and remained
 6  Unic,  10|         work, but is amazed at the extent of all it can understand;
 7  Unic,  13|        would agree with him to the extent that we must consider which
 8  Unic,  14|         God. Known, I mean, to the extent to which it is possible
 9  Unic,  17|          and this to a most marked extent, and the virtues are very
10  Unic,  18|          do not recover to such an extent as not to be for some hours,
11  Unic,  20|            in which it can to some extent be described.~
12  Unic,  20|         must do so to the greatest extent in its power. They think
13  Unic,  23|         fear increased, to such an extent that it made me seek diligently
14  Unic,  23|         have been, considering the extent to which, as he saw, I practised
15  Unic,  31|           mistress of itself to an extent that I should not have thought
16  Unic,  32|           must be prepared to some extent to trust God. Anyone, he
17  Unic,  33|            oppressed me to such an extent that I was quite upset by
18  Unic,  34|           things to try me to some extent so that I should not become
19  Unic,  34|              so he did, to such an extent that, every time he speaks
20  Unic,  38|           and still do, to such an extent that I was hardly capable
21  Unic,  39|            spent in prayer but the extent to which their souls have
22  Unic,  40|       whose Order had been to some extent in a state of decline. In
23  Unic,  40|        this has not been so to the extent that I should like, as there