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 1   2, 2     |           could understand this, she thinks they would find it impossible
 2   2, 16    |            leave, and yet the sister thinks that she can venture to
 3   1, 7(68) |            who gives all that he has thinks that he gives in fullest
 4   2        |        prayer and of what the author thinks may result from them; and
 5   3, 5     |              who does most is he who thinks least and desires to do
 6   1, 8(120)|                 Gracián inserts: "it thinks." ~
 7   1, 9(121)|              remained with it, as it thinks, a certainty, etc." ~
 8   1, 4     |             is granting it, the soul thinks that His Majesty has been
 9   1, 5     |             tender love for them and thinks of them as truer friends
10   1, 8     |            and inexperienced that he thinks nothing safe: he is afraid
11   1, 8     |     undergoing these experiences. He thinks that people to whom God
12   1, 9     |               and, although when she thinks about it she feels sure
13   1, 15    |             described. After all, it thinks (and rightly), they cannot
14   3, 10    |              may even be asleep), he thinks that the locutions come
15   3, 10    |           Lord with a great love, he thinks that the voices are telling
16   5, 5     |         imperfect this action is, it thinks best to try to forget it,
17   6, 2     |          distresses her, because she thinks she is not obeying her confessor,
18   7, 2     |       Majesty for things so base. It thinks of this much more than of
19   9, 3     |        grants it, in whatever way He thinks best, a clear revelation
20  11, 5     | companionship is torment to her. She thinks of herself as of a person