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 1   2, 5 |     nothing in the whole of our lives that so thoroughly deserves
 2   1, 4 |         are cloistered and lead lives of penitence. Nor must you
 3   1, 5 |     they make good use of their lives and their possessions. So
 4   2, 7 |      wills to God and order our lives as His Majesty ordains:
 5   2, 8 |      carefully ordered as their lives. They have a great desire
 6   2, 10|        we shall spend our whole lives in it and suffer a thousand
 7   2, 14|      who live carefully ordered lives are apt to be shocked at
 8   1, 13|        there is no point in our lives at which they can more properly
 9   2, 11|        that, however evil their lives have been, they can amend
10   2, 15|         an end to any number of lives that He might have had,
11   1, 3 | So-and-so, who ruined their own lives and dragged good people
12   1, 3 |        of some who ruined their lives in this way: and they scoff
13   4, 15|    would gladly have a thousand lives so as to use them all for
14   6, 4 |       she would give a thousand lives, if she had them, so that
15   7, 7 |      most sacred Virgin and the lives of the saints, the remembrance
16   1, 2 |         seen. Blessed be He Who lives and shall live for ever.
17   3, 1 |      found rest, and within her lives Christ. Let us see what
18   3, 2 |      not mind in the least, but lives in so strange a state of
19   3, 8 |       it is His Majesty Who now lives in them. His life, of course,
20   3, 15|       to reach the end of their lives so as to be in safety, though