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 1   0, 10|       Most Holy Trinity she was thinking what subject she should
 2   1, 8 |          and as a rule they are thinking all the time of their preoccupations,
 3   2, 8 |        own baseness better than thinking of its own nature, and it
 4   2, 8 |    greater heights of virtue by thinking upon the virtue of God than
 5   2, 11|   nature, and, if we never stop thinking about ourselves, I am not
 6   1, 5 |      soul how mistaken it is in thinking that all these earthly things
 7   1, 6 |       of aridity, I cannot help thinking that they are somewhat lacking
 8   1, 8 |  important thing is never to be thinking of anything else and that
 9   1, 10| faculties of the soul after it, thinking we are lost, and have misused
10   2, 5 |                           I was thinking just now, as I wrote this,
11   2, 5 |     silly little shepherd-boys, thinking we are learning to know
12   2, 9 |         lack of humility in our thinking that in return for our miserable
13   2, 9 |      often when the soul is not thinking of it at all. ~
14   3, 4 |     understand how we can cease thinking in any way which will not
15   3, 11|        that has been described. Thinking the one state to be the
16   1, 3 |    breathe.112 I have just been thinking about this and I believe
17   1, 9 |         not make the mistake of thinking that this certainty has
18   2, 3 |       if we occupy ourselves in thinking of these wonderful things
19   2, 12|       few days -- this soul was thinking of nothing but itself. Who
20   2, 12|        in which we live, and in thinking how good it would be for
21   2, 12|        with the Lord's help, by thinking a great deal about those
22   2, 2 |        a thing, and is not even thinking of God, he is awakened by
23   2, 8 |         in vocal prayer and not thinking of interior things, it seems,
24   3, 5 |        it, although it had been thinking that, if the whole world,
25   3, 14|     often the soul has not been thinking of what it hears -- I mean
26   3, 14|         what one was previously thinking of. But often it refers
27   5, 6 |       looking at a crucifix and thinking that she had never had anything
28   5, 6 |       to this state; and, to my thinking, if the soul is humble,
29   6, 6 |       not understand that, and, thinking it a great thing to feel
30   7, 7 |   cannot conceive what they are thinking of; for, though angelic
31   7, 11|        in this way. We begin by thinking of the favour which God
32   7, 16|     pleasure than previously in thinking of Our Lord Jesus Christ
33   8, 3 |         to her to be habitually thinking of God wherever she went
34   9, 15|       bestowed by the Lord, for thinking upon Him or upon His life
35   9, 24|     efforts in God's service by thinking of the glory which they
36  10, 4 |      not deceive ourselves into thinking that we are doing anything
37  11, 8 |          So just imagine anyone thinking that these attacks can be