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 1   0, 14|   things?" she would ask. "Let learned men, who have studied, do
 2   1, 6 |       ago I was told by a very learned man that souls without prayer
 3   1, 7 |        his lips because he has learned them by heart through constant
 4   2, 5 |     too things: first, she had learned to have the greatest fear
 5   2, 6 |       have been lost. Wise and learned men know them quite well,
 6   1, 8 |   young that they have not yet learned how to walk -- in fact,
 7   2, 3 |       we were prepared and had learned to know ourselves first. ~
 8   1, 9 |       understanding. I asked a learned man about this and he said
 9   1, 5 |  differently, as you will have learned by experience. I said once117
10   1, 9 |        of a person who had not learned that God was in all things
11   1, 5 |   mentioned. Once the soul has learned to care little about this,
12   3, 5 |       whole world, and all the learned men in the world, were to
13   3, 7 |       men, however weighty and learned they may be -- we do not
14   3, 11| without taking the advice of a learned confessor, a man of clear
15   4, 6 |       He must, of course, have learned other secrets which he could
16   4, 7 |      of that bush he must have learned marvellous things, for it
17   4, 16|      wilt be the gainer."173 I learned afterwards that that person
18   7, 5 |        so many favours and had learned to understand the greatness
19   8, 8 |       confession, to some very learned man (for it is from such
20   8, 8 | consult one both spiritual and learned. If he tells you that it
21   8, 8 |        trial to you, though no learned man would say such a thing
22   9, 11|        If he has this and is a learned man, he will be able to
23   9, 12|      ever in your mind. A very learned man used to say that the
24   9, 13|                           This learned man thought that the counsel,
25   1, 7 |       So although, not being a learned person, she cannot say how
26   3, 15|   themselves, and as they have learned more about their own wretchedness
27   4, 4 |         Although you will have learned this from the effects they
28   4, 20|         after being revised by learned men, it is ever published.