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 1  Intr,   0|      her aid, would still be beginners in the life of prayer. Yet
 2  Unic,   7|    very common temptation in beginners; in my case, however, its
 3  Unic,  11|  This is most profitable for beginners and for those who are receiving
 4  Unic,  11|                              Beginners in prayer, we may say, are
 5  Unic,  11|    to a life of distraction. Beginners must accustom themselves
 6  Unic,  11|   all of us, indeed, whether beginners or proficients, must do
 7  Unic,  11|      it causes distress, for beginners are not always sure that
 8  Unic,  11|      saying this so much for beginners (though I lay some stress
 9  Unic,  12|      most generally taken by beginners, and the counsels that I
10  Unic,  13|  have observed, often attack beginners -- I have had some of them
11  Unic,  13|      is of little benefit to beginners, except in men of prayer.
12  Unic,  13|   prayer. I do not mean that beginners should have no communication
13  Unic,  13| began, but for those who are beginners it is all to the point,
14  Unic,  15| which works in them. But for beginners this other consideration
15  Unic,  22|    And though we may be only beginners, and very wicked, let us
16  Unic,  22|     same as what is given to beginners, it is like food shared
17  Unic,  23|  particular gift for leading beginners to God, it was not God's
18  Unic,  26|     as it was when they were beginners, but is accompanied by the
19  Unic,  38|     about the signs by which beginners, proficients and perfect