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 1  Unic,   4|        great determination and satisfaction with which I made it and
 2  Unic,   5|        all because of my great satisfaction at being a nun. When they
 3  Unic,  14|        suffice to give it such satisfaction even for the twinkling of
 4  Unic,  14|       this which gives genuine satisfaction. Those of us who are on
 5  Unic,  14|   rarely understand where this satisfaction lies. It comes and goes.
 6  Unic,  14|     the soul through the great satisfaction, both inward and outward,
 7  Unic,  14|       caused by our sins. This satisfaction resides in the most intimate
 8  Unic,  15|       felt largely through the satisfaction and peace which it brings
 9  Unic,  15|    fail; but the soul has such satisfaction in God that, although the
10  Unic,  17|       experienced, gives great satisfaction and pleasure; it is also
11  Unic,  21|     least I should myself have satisfaction. If I could make others
12  Unic,  22|       frequently and with such satisfaction as to derive no pleasure
13  Unic,  27|     could derive some physical satisfaction from the increased protection.
14  Unic,  29|        For nothing afforded me satisfaction and I was incapable of containing
15  Unic,  29| delight which can give greater satisfaction. As I have said, the soul
16  Unic,  30|   distress, for I derived some satisfaction from realizing my own baseness.
17  Unic,  32|     How could anything give me satisfaction which was driving me to
18  Unic,  33|    brought me such comfort and satisfaction that all the persecution
19  Unic,  34|   glory, manifesting His great satisfaction at what had been taking
20  Unic,  37|       settle them to their own satisfaction. And pray God that in the