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 1   0, 30|        have unfortunately been lost. During her own lifetime,
 2   0, 40|      which the original is now lost. It is noteworthy that the
 3   0, 47|        that they should not be lost. If the Lord should not
 4   2, 6 | writing it, will not have been lost. Wise and learned men know
 5   2, 8 |   without humility all will be lost. Still, we should remember
 6   1, 4 |      who to a great extent has lost hope of gaining the victory.
 7   1, 3 |        do about it when I have lost so much through my own fault?
 8   2, 8 |     lucky if we escape getting lost. Do you think, daughters,
 9   1, 8 |     slightly distracted all is lost. ~
10   1, 10|      after it, thinking we are lost, and have misused the time
11   3, 1 |        other hand, regains its lost control. ~
12   3, 2 |   realizing how much they have lost, they come back to it, though
13   3, 2 |     and not to go away and get lost but to return to their Mansion;
14   3, 9 |       of Whom, however, it has lost all servile fear), it has
15   3, 9 |    that happens, everything is lost, however far a man may have
16   3, 10|     for others and if they are lost their fate is less remediable.
17   2, 11| considering how many souls are lost, both of heretics and of
18   3, 2 |   through their own fault, are lost! From this, sisters, we
19   3, 2 |     like Saul and Judas, to be lost, our only possible safety
20   3, 13|        fail here, we should be lost. May the Lord grant us never
21   4, 5 |       whom the devil must have lost through Saint Dominic and
22   4, 6 |    peril that your soul may be lost, when you are so completely
23   4, 7 |     clear that it would not be lost. But the devil comes with
24   4, 8 |      whether we have gained or lost. Do not suppose, then, that
25   4, 8 |       anxious for it not to be lost that He gives it a thousand
26   1, 3 |  everything really seems to be lost. I shall not take these
27   1, 15|      and, so long as it is not lost, nothing matters much by
28   9, 14|   would have thought herself a lost soul unless she had done
29   9, 21|        loss, just as Saul only lost by becoming a king. ~
30  11, 8 |    fact, the sufferer entirely lost consciousness. The violent
31   1, 5 | nothing; the faculties are all lost. ~
32   2, 1 |        great blessing would be lost. When granting this favour
33   3, 11|    faculties, I think, are not lost here; it is merely that
34   4, 3 |        see so many souls being lost; and, although on the one