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 1  Unic,  20     |     when it set any store by money and coveted it; though I
 2  Unic,  20     | confess to being covetous of money -- it was quite bad enough
 3  Unic,  20     |      could be purchased with money I should set tremendous
 4  Unic,  20     |      can be bought with this money which people desire? Is
 5  Unic,  20     |    nobody were interested in money and honour! I really believe
 6  Unic,  32     |  think out a way to find the money for such a house; I see
 7  Unic,  33     |      have done better to get money for that than for founding
 8  Unic,  33     |     the Lord having given us money, from various sources, for
 9  Unic,  33     |      even worse. Getting the money, finding a convent, arranging
10  Unic,  33     |     in so many ways, without money or means of procuring it,
11  Unic,  33     |   gave me to understand that money would not be lacking and
12  Unic,  33     |  heard of them, provided the money.269 I thought the house
13  Unic,  33(269)|  great deal of good with his money. See Letters, 2.~
14  Unic,  35(297)|     possess houses, lands or money.~
15  Unic,  35     |     occasion He told me that money led only to confusion, and
16  Unic,  35     |      foundation unless I had money. I was delighted at hearing
17  Unic,  36     |   some too, but there was no money for this and I had no idea
18  Unic,  36     |      bad idea to accept some money until the storm subsided,
19  Unic,  36     | appeals or asking anyone for money, the Lord inspires people
20  Unic,  39     |     in a convent that has no money, like people who make no
21  Unic,  39     |      God, as we say, for his money's worth? This does not seem