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 1   0, 20|      of Prayer. It is not yet completely secure from the attacks
 2   0, 23|   while it lasts, the soul is completely possessed by God. ~
 3   2, 8 |      tie ourselves down to it completely. ~
 4   2, 14|     not in a bad state, is so completely absorbed in things of the
 5   1, 4 |        withdrawing yourselves completely from the things of this
 6   2, 1 |    world, or at least must be completely detached from it, His Majesty
 7   2, 13|    should select a man who is completely disillusioned with the things
 8   1, 2 |      accurately without being completely obscure to those devoid
 9   2, 4 |       later the basin becomes completely filled, and then this water
10   3, 6 |       what He wills it to do, completely disregarding its own advantage
11   3, 13|   much, or her health will be completely ruined. This sort of life
12   1, 3 |       desire; in fact, it has completely died to the world so that
13   1, 8 |     God has made, as it were, completely foolish in order the better
14   2, 7 |     and shall ourselves be as completely hidden in His greatness
15   2, 13|     and His great love has so completely subdued it that it neither
16   2, 15|       amply to His Father how completely He was fulfilling the obligation
17   3, 12|       are experiencing and so completely wrapt up144 in their prayers
18   4, 4 |      he sees that the soul is completely surrendered to the Spouse,
19   4, 6 |       this: If the soul is so completely at one with the will of
20   4, 6 |      be lost, when you are so completely withdrawn from the world
21   1, 2 |               The soul is now completely determined to take no other
22   1, 12|    and of having found itself completely powerless, has made it realize
23   2, 4 |      for that reason it never completely enkindles the soul; for,
24   2, 5 |    the enjoyment of it and so completely did it satisfy her that,
25   3, 1 |   while others, again, are so completely outside the soul that they
26   4, 4 |       if the faculties are so completely absorbed that we might describe
27   4, 14| effect of leaving the will so completely absorbed and the understanding
28   4, 14|      and the understanding so completely transported -- for as long
29   7, 15|     are, you must not flee so completely from corporeal things as
30   9, 10|     grows calm, and the soul, completely instructed in such great
31  11, 5 | surrendered herself to Him so completely. Down to this time she had
32   1, 8 |     her senses but will be so completely absorbed that she will be
33   4, 3 |     free, though they are not completely proof against them; and