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 1   1, 12     |                   Some of you might suppose that, if it is such a bad
 2   1, 6      |         proved by works. Yet do not suppose God has any need of our
 3   2, 12     |           works and virtues. Do not suppose that it matters little whether
 4   2, 2      |        understand it better, let us suppose that we are looking at two
 5   3, 2      | intelligible only to myself. Let us suppose that these senses and faculties (
 6   3, 3      |       grants us this favour. Do not suppose that the understanding can
 7   2, 1      |                            YOU will suppose that all there is to be
 8   3, 8      |                         What do you suppose His will is, daughters?
 9   3, 13     |             neighbour of it. Do not suppose that it will cost you nothing
10   4, 8      |         have gained or lost. Do not suppose, then, that when God brings
11   1, 13     |      earthly consolation! So do not suppose, sisters, if you ever find
12   4, 2      |            is quite unnecessary and suppose there is no woman, however
13   5, 1      |            soul as He wills. Do you suppose it causes but little perturbation
14   6, 9      |                       Do not let us suppose that if we weep a great
15   9, 3      |                      And now let us suppose that on some occasion the
16   9, 12     |       destruction. For, as you will suppose that it is God Who is granting
17   9, 20     |             the fifth place, do you suppose that the trials suffered
18   9, 22     |             are not saintly. Do not suppose, again, that they occur
19  10, 1      |            this so that you may not suppose everything you imagine to
20  11, 1      |           dove or butterfly (do not suppose that I have forgotten her)
21   1, 9      |          very bright room; and then suppose that the shutters are closed
22   4, 5      |       glorious Apostles. How do you suppose Saint Paul could endure
23   4, 10     |         What is the purpose, do you suppose, of these inspirations --
24   4, 19(255)|          itself. There is reason to suppose, however, that there may