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 1  Unic,  11|   water it often, so that the gardener's labour is much less; or
 2  Unic,  11|      then, as I say, will the gardener do here? He will be glad
 3  Unic,  14|      windlass and buckets the gardener draws more water with less
 4  Unic,  14|       the Lord wants the poor gardener to think that all the trouble
 5  Unic,  16|       now pleased to help the gardener, so that He may almost be
 6  Unic,  16|      almost be said to be the gardener Himself, for it is He Who
 7  Unic,  17|    undertakes the work of the gardener and is pleased that the
 8  Unic,  17| astonished to see what a good gardener the Lord is making, and
 9  Unic,  17|      its duration may be, the Gardener, being, as He is, the Creator
10  Unic,  17|   twenty years, this heavenly Gardener achieves in a moment; the
11  Unic,  17|   given to it by the heavenly Gardener. The humility, too, which
12  Unic,  18|       each of its stages, the gardener is responsible for part
13  Unic,  18|     can see how much rest the gardener would be able to have if
14  Unic,  18|   Heaven often comes when the gardener is least expecting it. Yet
15  Unic,  19|      again become dry. If the gardener becomes careless, and the
16  Unic,  20|      of its will. Behold, our gardener has become the captain of
17  Unic,  22|      draw more water than the gardener can with all his efforts.