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 1   0, 10|        the King of Glory, in the greatest splendour, illumining and
 2   0, 26|   Mansions is described with the greatest possible clarity, St. Teresa
 3   2, 2 |      would put themselves to the greatest trouble imaginable. So she
 4   2, 5 |          had learned to have the greatest fear of offending Him, for
 5   2, 9 |         us rather try to get the greatest possible profit out of walking.
 6   2, 13|     though it is a matter of the greatest importance to us. May the
 7   2, 16|       inspired with zeal for the greatest possible perfection. This,
 8   1, 8 |        her who is capable of the greatest suffering suffer most for
 9   1, 9 |          this comprises the very greatest perfection which can be
10   2, 12|    though it would have been the greatest joy for me to know, or even
11   2, 12|        Him, it would give me the greatest pleasure and lead my soul
12   2, 13|          I think would be of the greatest profit to those of us who,
13   2, 4 |     coming is accompanied by the greatest peace and quietness and
14   3, 10|         that they exert the very greatest care to keep themselves
15   3, 14|          it is the one which the greatest number of souls enter. As
16   2, 11|       and of Moors; although its greatest grief is over the loss of
17   3, 6 |         harder, but it is of the greatest value and the reward will
18   1, 2 |       still deeper and that this greatest of all blessings should
19   1, 6 |      acute, I think they are the greatest earthly trial that exists --
20   1, 6 |         trial that exists -- the greatest of exterior trials, I mean --
21   3, 19|       Castle and renders Him the greatest devotion and humility. So
22   5, 11|       fail to keep them with the greatest care. These meetings181
23   5, 11|          so, it would suffer the greatest harm. But the Spouse Who
24   7, 7 |          of set purpose from our greatest help and blessing, which
25   8, 4 |           and at other times the greatest confusion,200 because she
26   8, 4 |          Lord brings with it the greatest confusion and humility.
27   8, 6 |        we must try to render the greatest services to God Who has
28   8, 10|         serves Our Lord with the greatest mortification and humility
29   9, 15|        lovely face, which is the greatest comfort, just as in the
30   9, 15| delectable remembrance gives the greatest help and comfort. It also
31   9, 23|        these favours must be the greatest help towards attaining a
32  10, 2 |       the soul. It causes us the greatest confusion, by showing us
33  11, 10|          Creator, and it has the greatest fear and anxiety not to
34   1, 6 |          were, by a cloud of the greatest brightness. It sees these
35   1, 7 |          place of all and in its greatest depths. So although, not
36   2, 2 |     understand that there is the greatest difference between all the
37   2, 5 |      referred dies, and with the greatest joy, because Christ is now
38   4, 3 |          offend Him; this is the greatest security that we can have.
39   4, 5 |        those who had to bear the greatest trials. Consider the trials