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 1  Unic,   9|          of the sweat and of the affliction He endured there. I wished
 2  Unic,   9|     tears, in great distress and affliction. Dear God, what a soul suffers
 3  Unic,  20|         eternal fire and endless affliction. Oh, if all would agree
 4  Unic,  23|          in an oratory, in great affliction, and not knowing what was
 5  Unic,  23|        the greatest distress and affliction. I was also troubled that
 6  Unic,  25|                        With this affliction oppressing me, I left the
 7  Unic,  25|     found myself in this kind of affliction, but never, I think, have
 8  Unic,  27|  described my great distress and affliction and the prayers that were
 9  Unic,  29|         not with tears caused by affliction, for these proceed from
10  Unic,  30|        and from the darkness and affliction into which he plunges it,
11  Unic,  32| oppression, a suffocation and an affliction so deeply felt, and accompanied
12  Unic,  32|         sight of which can cause affliction. At that time it was not
13  Unic,  32|          those torments and that affliction of spirit, just as if my
14  Unic,  32|          by comparison with this affliction, which is quite another
15  Unic,  32|          endure it without great affliction. For even earthly suffering,
16  Unic,  32|    reserved for the good and the affliction for the wicked, I desired
17  Unic,  33|         plunged into the deepest affliction. But the Lord, Who never
18  Unic,  33|         day, when I was in great affliction, thinking that my confessor
19  Unic,  36|        plunged my soul into such affliction and obscurity and darkness
20  Unic,  39|          was once in the deepest affliction because I learned that a