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 1  Unic,   5|          she was suffering from open sores in the stomach, which
 2  Unic,   5|         and a half there was an open grave in my convent, where
 3  Unic,   7|      those which are completely open, for all religious observances
 4  Unic,  12|        only to me. May the Lord open the eyes of those who read
 5  Unic,  16|       led by sermons to forsake open sin? Do you know what I
 6  Unic,  17|         s will that these shall open so that the soul may see
 7  Unic,  18|       close, or, if they remain open, they can hardly see. If
 8  Unic,  19|       Lord, Thou didst begin to open Thy treasures for Thy servant.
 9  Unic,  20|      example, or with the hands open or shut. The subject rarely
10  Unic,  20|     said, they are occasionally open, the subject neither perceives
11  Unic,  20|     strikes it and forces it to open its eyes, whereupon it sees
12  Unic,  20|      time that it can keep them open, it sees that it is wholly
13  Unic,  27|     door and window of his cell open, so that, when he put it
14  Unic,  28|         the lowest and the most open to delusions from the devil.
15  Unic,  28|         we should never want to open our eyes again for the purpose
16  Unic,  28|      that, even if we needed to open our eyes in order to see
17  Unic,  28|       the same whether they are open or closed: if the Lord is
18  Unic,  33|        I sleep all night in the open air because I had not where
19  Unic,  35|       might be of some avail to open their eyes. May He open
20  Unic,  35|         open their eyes. May He open them Who alone of His goodness
21  Unic,  38|        shall see Him? How can I open my mouth, which has uttered
22  Unic,  39| occasions, but the heavens wide open. There was revealed to me