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 1   0, 31|         her writings which could cause anyone to stumble.~
 2   0, 46|    alhough the prospect seems to cause my physical nature great
 3   1, 2 |        no small pity, and should cause us no little shame, that,
 4   2, 9 |       our nature which is apt to cause us so much worry. Let our
 5   1, 11|          remember to explain the cause of this when I am writing
 6   1, 13|         rest for us, and yet the cause of the trouble is in ourselves,
 7   1, 13|        sport of the soul, do not cause us to be despised. Even
 8   2, 1 |         our passions. They often cause fits of sobbing; I have
 9   2, 1 |           but there must be some cause for comfort in it, for,
10   2, 6 |          to spread within us and cause an interior dilation and
11   3, 6 |       perhaps awaken thought and cause it to think a great deal.
12   3, 9 |       and this interior dilation cause the soul to be less constrained
13   2, 9 |       respects lest these should cause it to sin against God. Everything
14   3, 5 |         will of God, nor do they cause a restless, unquiet passion
15   3, 13| everything, even though this may cause you to forgo your own rights
16   4, 5 |       the martyrs gives us great cause for praising God. Think
17   1, 4 |      provided that it can be the cause of God's being even once
18   1, 8 |        confessors have very good cause to be afraid of it and to
19   2, 4 |          pain of which it is the cause. ~
20   2, 5 |        so far as I can see, they cause no disturbance, and can
21   3, 3 |        souls there is invariably cause for misgivings about these
22   4, 16|         attributed to its proper cause but may be made an occasion
23   7, 1 |          place where nothing can cause us affliction. ~
24   7, 16|         could not understand the cause -- nor, I believe, should
25   8, 7 |       effects which such visions cause in the soul may be observed
26  10, 1 |       and the effects which they cause. And I am doing this so
27  11, 5 |         think of nothing but the cause of her suffering. Since
28   2, 10|      things which the soul hears cause it some distress, they are
29   2, 10|         body is in pain will not cause it to ache as well. These
30   4, 3 |          without knowing it will cause them no small agony. It