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 1   0, 13|      the better) to discuss the matter with Dr. Velázquez, who
 2   0, 14| scholastic writer, or, for that matter, anyone with a scientific
 3   0, 35|      elsewhere seems to put the matter beyond doubt. ~
 4   2, 13|     properly understanding this matter of humility and self-knowledge,
 5   2, 13|        you here, though it is a matter of the greatest importance
 6   2, 14|   business, that, although as a matter of fact it would like to
 7   2, 18|      take a lenient view of the matter -- she would have to be
 8   2, 18|    through fear that taking the matter up would be yielding to
 9   2, 2 |    things either, than from the matter which is troubling them.
10   1, 4 |  business or some other weighty matter to a successful conclusion,
11   3, 4 |        although this has been a matter of continual discussion
12   2, 13|      with reference to the same matter) that God put her in the
13   3    |         III ~Continues the same matter. Describes another kind
14   3, 8 |     this and some times it is a matter of common sense: being unable
15   3, 10|       we should proceed in this matter very carefully, for, if
16   3, 11|       the will is quite another matter); they must have been due
17   4, 2 |        differently, for in this matter which we are treating there
18   4, 5 |         much experience in this matter. If we consider what a large
19   4, 9 |         conclusion of the whole matter be this. We must strive
20   1, 10|      she decides to take up the matter with her confessor, it would
21   1, 14|         able to say what is the matter with her? The thing is inexpressible,
22   2, 7 |     someone who understands the matter, I shall always be of this
23   3, 2 |      them to pay no heed to the matter, because the service of
24   3, 7 |      fearful, especially if the matter is one in which obeying
25   3, 9 |         do anything more in the matter than repeat what is said
26   3, 11|       the words are His. If the matter is a difficult one, these
27   3, 11|         his own opinion in this matter; so I admonish you, sisters,
28   3, 12|     certain that no part in the matter is being played by the devil.
29   3, 17|         quite unable to get the matter straight. I know that this
30   4, 15|         it was not such a great matter for the martyrs to suffer
31   6, 5 | demonstrate to it in so small a matter. But more usually it is
32   7, 11|         I do not understand the matter myself sufficiently to be
33   7, 14|        do so -- though for that matter, daughters, consolations
34   8, 9 |         go on talking about the matter, for sometimes, when there
35   8, 9 |       experience and treats the matter timorously and enjoins you
36  10, 6 |     able to say more about this matter, but it is impossible. Let
37  11, 7 |         life as this which will matter in the slightest if it will
38  11, 8 |          On that occasion, as a matter of fact, the sufferer entirely
39   2, 4 |        each of the two, as is a matter of common observation, can
40   2, 8 |        whenever I treat of this matter and say that the soul seems