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 1   0, 30    |             parts of the book as she thought best. The titles of these
 2   0, 49    |             them. For this reason he thought that it would be rather
 3   1, 1     |              upon me by obedience, a thought occurred to me which I will
 4   1, 7     |          only because they have been thought about previously; if a man
 5   2, 5     |             action, she never gave a thought to herself at all. ~
 6   2, 6     |              they possess may not be thought less of, or perhaps He will
 7   2, 13    |             see that things which we thought impossible are possible
 8   1        |          from learning how different thought is from understanding. This
 9   1, 9     |        understand by experience that thought (or, to put it more clearly,
10   1, 9     |          faculties of the soul, as I thought, occupied with God and recollected
11   1, 9     |          recollected in Him, and the thought, on the other hand, confused
12   1, 10    |            so we cannot restrain our thought. And then we send all the
13   1, 10    |             near His presence, while thought remains in the outskirts
14   2, 10    |            because it must not be in thought alone, for thoughts often
15   3, 5     |          caused it by cessation from thought. The Lord wishes us rather
16   3, 6     |         makes in order to cease from thought will perhaps awaken thought
17   3, 6     |          thought will perhaps awaken thought and cause it to think a
18   3, 7     | understanding, nor to cease from all thought, though it is well for it
19   3, 7     |            be striving to cease from thought, such cessation often comes,
20   1, 3     |             method of suspending the thought. Even in loving, if it is
21   1, 3     |           describe them to you, if I thought I could do so successfully.
22   2, 11    |             finds can only be in the thought that its life in this exile
23   2, 15    |                         I have often thought about this: I know that
24   3, 12    |             to indulge in a moment's thought, lest they should lose the
25   4, 5     |         agency of a single soul, the thought of the thousands converted
26   4, 8     |              and in our desire to be thought least of, and in ordinary
27   1, 3     |             Then people whom she had thought her friends abandon her
28   1, 9     |          followed immediately by the thought that she cannot be describing
29   1, 10    |            after it had passed away, thought that the oppression must
30   3, 9     |              that He should never be thought false, since He is Supreme
31   3, 14    |            to things which one never thought would or could happen, so
32   3, 17    |            know that this person has thought it all over very carefully,
33   3, 19    |           speaks, inhibits all other thought and compels attention to
34   3, 19    |           pay no heed and occupy his thought and understanding with something
35   3, 19    |            the power to refrain from thought; we can only think of what
36   4, 2     |          various reasons it has been thought immaterial if I should repeat
37   4, 4     |           not yet reached it, I have thought it best to separate them. ~
38   5, 5     |         needs great courage, for the thought is one which makes it very
39   5, 7     |             into his imagination and thought, he could not succeed with
40   5, 9     |                         I have often thought that if the sun can remain
41   7, 3     |             constant distress at the thought of her ingratitude to One
42   7, 3     |             debts were so great. She thought nobody's evil deeds could
43   7, 4     |              sorely oppressed by the thought that they may lose God,
44   7, 5     |      forgotten our sins; in fact the thought of so much goodness and
45   7, 7(189)|          which clearly interrupt the thought of the passage] are in the
46   7, 16    |             understood it, because I thought I was on the proper road,
47   8, 2     |           favour, which it has never thought it can possibly deserve,
48   8, 7     |            God and its fixing of the thought on Him would make the devil
49   8, 9     |              she finds that what she thought was secret has become public,
50   9, 5     |            do: indeed, they would be thought very little of for what
51   9, 7     |       nothing by comparison with the thought of the wrath which the damned
52   9, 10    |              to see anything and the thought of such a thing has never
53   9, 13    |                     This learned man thought that the counsel, given
54   9, 14    |             obey him, and would have thought herself a lost soul unless
55  10, 3     |              within God. Oh, fearful thought, worthy of deep consideration
56  10, 7     |        believe, my having previously thought of it -- the following reason
57  11, 2     |         happens that a mere fleeting thought of some kind (there is no
58   1, 2     |            so much afraid it will be thought that my knowledge of it
59   1, 2     |             do for what I am, such a thought is terrible. On the other
60   2, 9     |           was saying, it must not be thought that the faculties and senses
61   3, 7     |           with tender longing to the thought of enjoying God and desire
62   3, 8     |            proceeds neither from the thought nor from the memory, nor
63   3, 15    |             so great a blessing? The thought makes them walk the more
64   4, 3     |          proof against them; and the thought that they may commit some
65   4, 6     |           think of itself; its whole thought will be concentrated upon