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 1   0, 13|   Velázquez, who used sometimes to hear her confessions; and he
 2   0, 47|          taught them and what they hear, repeat the same things
 3   2, 7 |        ability; for we continually hear what a good thing prayer
 4   1, 2 |             not only dumb, but can hear nothing, and so it is not
 5   1, 2 |         speak; the others, who can hear and not speak, would find
 6   1, 2 |           envying those who do not hear, for after all it is a great
 7   1, 3 |          more than if it could not hear Him. ~
 8   1, 4 |         dumb, or at least it could hear very little, and so it offered
 9   1, 6 |         temptation, but whenever I hear people making so much of
10   1, 8 |             it can neither see nor hear nor understand: the period
11   3, 12|            His will. Again, if you hear someone being highly praised,
12   3, 12|          case you will be sorry to hear yourself praised. To be
13   1, 4 |         would be nobody willing to hear her confession; but there
14   1, 8 |        will know Him, and as if to hear His Majesty spoken of is
15   2, 3 | penetrating that it cannot fail to hear Him. For the Spouse, Who
16   2, 7 |       perceive it as clearly as we hear a loud voice with our ears.
17   2, 7 |          be mistaken; but, until I hear arguments to the contrary
18   3, 2 |            if they say they see or hear or are given to understand
19   3, 2 |          simply swear they see and hear things, and really believe
20   3, 4 |         how you profit by what you hear. Unless it agrees strictly
21   3, 7 |      vanish at all. Words which we hear on earth -- I mean, from
22   3, 15|            what the soul wishes to hear. ~
23   3, 19|   attention elsewhere so as not to hear them; and that in this way
24   3, 19|           excellent hearing not to hear a person who spoke in a
25   6, 7 |      whenever they think of God or hear Him spoken of) that some
26   6, 8 |                          I seem to hear you asking whatever you
27   8, 3 |          that He could not fail to hear her, although she was unable
28   8, 3 |         although she was unable to hear Him speaking to her whenever
29   9, 15|            that, when you learn or hear that God is granting souls
30  10, 2 |       although it is a fact and we hear it stated frequently, we
31   3, 12|          see a devotional image or hear a sermon, it is almost as