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 1   1, 8 |     very carefully. Full of a thousand preoccupations as they are,
 2   1, 4 |       and of impediments of a thousand other kinds. ~
 3   1, 8 |     from imperfections by the thousand, with our virtues so young
 4   2, 10|      lives in it and suffer a thousand troubles and miseries. Without
 5   1, 10|   suffering the assaults of a thousand wild and venomous creatures
 6   1, 13|      would have rest from the thousand trials which afflict us
 7   2, 7 |      God I would rather die a thousand deaths: I am speaking of
 8   1, 4 |  angel of light. It retains a thousand suspicions, and it is well
 9   2, 8 |  gladly be consumed and die a thousand deaths for His sake. Then
10   3, 9 |     to Himself, and that in a thousand ways: this I cannot doubt. ~
11   3, 10|       terrible, he will run a thousand times round hell if by so
12   4, 2 |       given by the Lord are a thousand leagues removed from those
13   4, 3 |     could not understand in a thousand years what she understands
14   4, 8 |       lost that He gives it a thousand interior warnings of many
15   3, 9 |       joy of one who, after a thousand vicissitudes and in the
16   4, 15|      soul would gladly have a thousand lives so as to use them
17   6, 4 | desires, and she would give a thousand lives, if she had them,
18   9, 5 |    strove to imagine it for a thousand years, because it so far
19   9, 11|       will be caught out in a thousand lies. If the confessor is
20   9, 17|      ajar to enter and play a thousand tricks on us. ~
21   9, 24|       expression in work of a thousand kinds. If it were able,
22   4, 21|     of Avila, in the year one thousand five hundred and seventy