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 1   1        |       help of which this may be understood; describes the benefit which
 2   1, 3     |  between them, so far as I have understood this to be possible, for
 3   2        |    sense the Mansions are to be understood.~
 4   2, 7     |      within us and is so little understood by mortals, although many
 5   2, 7     |  written, I do not think I have understood some of them, especially
 6   1, 1     |        I described as much as I understood of the subject, about fourteen
 7   3, 3     |    whoever wrote that must have understood it well. These creatures,
 8   3, 9     |        mountain. It must not be understood, however, that all these
 9   3, 12    |        there was one person who understood her. I believe the devil
10   3, 13    |                      It must be understood that although, when this
11   1, 4(115)| marginal note: "This is (to be) understood of acts of the understanding
12   2, 5     |       to die. This house may be understood here to mean Christ. I think
13   3, 1     |        state. It must always be understood that she will try to advance
14   3, 11    |       reached in others! If you understood the importance of this virtue
15   2, 1     |     them in such a way as to be understood, except by those who have
16   2, 3     |         any that can be seen or understood here below. There is no
17   3, 17    |       explain, much more can be understood than the words themselves
18   3, 17    |         doubt about their being understood than if they were being
19   4, 2     |        remain alive. It must be understood that I am referring to genuine
20   4, 6     |        light, he would not have understood such great mysteries merely
21   4, 17    |       so that its nature may be understood, since the effects of feigned
22   5, 6     |            That soul, as I have understood from her, was so much comforted
23   6, 5     |         purpose, for I have not understood it all myself. It should
24   7, 16    |     believe, should I ever have understood it, because I thought I
25   8, 2     |         any such thing, but she understood quite clearly that it was
26   8, 2     |   speaking to her, although she understood the words. ~
27  10, 2     |     understand it; if we really understood it, I do not think we could
28  11, 1     |          But it must be clearly understood that no limitations can
29   1, 2     |      long as God is praised and understood a little better. At all
30   2, 8     |        be in safety I should be understood as meaning for so long as