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 1   2, 1 |           is darkness itself, the poor soul becomes darkness itself
 2   2, 4 |           of it! What a state the poor rooms of the castle are
 3   2, 12|        one to another, and as we, poor souls, fail to realize this,
 4   1, 3 |          His is so sweet that the poor soul is consumed with grief
 5   1, 5 |         devils bring about in the poor soul, and how distressed
 6   1, 8 |       favours, for that is a very poor way of starting to build
 7   2, 4 |          to give the money to the poor. But I think God would rather
 8   1, 15|        the times and seasons. The poor soul may not be to blame
 9   2, 1 |   suitable time, and, as I have a poor memory, it will all be very
10   3, 5 |         have to do is to beg like poor and needy persons coming
11   3, 11|           for other reasons, have poor health. When they experience
12   2, 3 |         in such an enterprise the poor little worm would lose its
13   2, 10| resting-place. But where will the poor little creature go? It cannot
14   1, 3 |        way: and they scoff at the poor creature and talk about
15   1, 7 |  suffering; I mean because of her poor physical health, to say
16   1, 8 |          carefully. But, when the poor soul, harassed by the same
17   1, 14|                   Now what will a poor creature like that do if
18   4, 1 |            HOW much rest can this poor little butterfly have amid
19   4, 2 |         some people who have such poor constitutions that one experience
20   6, 4 |                               Oh, poor little butterfly, bound
21   3, 12|       with music. Previously, the poor little butterfly was always
22   4, 16|        beg you not to forget this poor miserable creature in your