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 1   1, 7    |   constant repetition, I do not call that prayer at all -- and
 2   1, 4    |       immediately to the Lord's call; for His Majesty is quite
 3   1, 9(88)|       for so we women generally call it." ~
 4   2, 2    |                          What I call consolations from God, and
 5   3, 2    |         a good Shepherd, with a call so gentle that even they
 6   3, 2    |     powerful is this Shepherd's call that they give up the things
 7   3, 3    |     they heard their Shepherd's call: it was certainly not with
 8   3, 3    |      ears, for outwardly such a call is not audible. They become
 9   3, 3    |       do so only in desire: His call to them is a special one
10   3, 3    |         whom He is beginning to call still higher. ~
11   3, 11   |        into a sleep, which they call "spiritual", and which is
12   3, 11   | arrobamiento, or rapture. But I call it abobamiento, foolishness;107
13   2, 3    |    doubt the fact, and that the call is so penetrating that it
14   4, 2    |     laugh at my saying this and call it ridiculous, for you will
15   4, 8    |        great lord (I think they call it a camarín), where they
16   5, 1    |      flight of the spirit, as I call it, which, though substantially
17   1, 3    |         alone dwells: so let us call this a second Heaven. It
18   4, 13   |      they so bitterly hated, to call to mind the life which she