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 1   0, 14|     write things?" she would ask. "Let learned men, who have
 2   0, 27|    please without needing to ask the permission of their
 3   1, 9 |     that we know not what we ask.46 All that the beginner
 4   1, 3 |  some profit from it and may ask Him to pardon this wretched
 5   1, 5 |   them and ourselves. Do not ask for what you have not deserved.
 6   2, 4 |     to eat, how can Our Lord ask him to leave all for His
 7   2, 12|      I do not know: you must ask the person who commanded
 8   1, 10|  think about Thee, we cannot ask those who know; indeed we
 9   1, 10|      what there is for us to ask them. So we suffer terrible
10   2, 9 |    so that He will do all we ask of Him, and the first way
11   2, 9 |    live. "But how," you will ask, "are we to gain them if
12   2, 9 |     not only do they neither ask for consolations nor desire
13   1, 9 |      Divinity. How, you will ask, can we become so convinced
14   2, 13|      only our wills and dost ask that Thy wax may offer no
15   3, 13|   not yet attained union. So ask Our Lord to grant you this
16   4, 6 |   things about which you may ask me, or be in doubt. The
17   4, 8 |   First, we must continually ask God in our prayers to keep
18   2, 4 |     yet cannot think what to ask, so clearly conscious is
19   2, 4 |      if this is so, you will ask me what it desires or what
20   5, 12|    soul's need of courage, I ask you: Does it seem to you
21   6, 5 |     was not feigned. You may ask why I use the word "permanent",
22   7, 10|      in the Songs.194 Let us ask the creatures who made them,
23   8, 6 |                     You will ask how, if this Presence cannot
24   9, 5 | terror. It is unnecessary to ask here how, without being
25   9, 16|  shows a lack of humility to ask to be given what you have
26  11, 5 |     this is imperfection and ask why such a person does not
27  11, 12|      us here and that if you ask the Lord for these things