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1 Intr, 0 | redaction has always been given preference over its predecessor 2 Pref, 0 | Escorial MS. must therefore be given: thus far I followed the 3 Pref, 0 | interpolations into my text, I have given the reader all the other 4 Pref, 0 | trato . . ." Where I have given variants which may seem 5 Pref, 0 | Thus, without their being given undue prominence (and readers 6 Unic, 2 | stealing what was being given us, as one might say; for 7 Unic, 2 | that they are likely to be given will find that sooner or 8 Unic, 2 | but to follow the counsels given us by the Lord, to imitate 9 Unic, 2 | of the alms which he has given them; and this is quite 10 Unic, 4 | even though not greatly given to contemplation, people 11 Unic, 4 | permission to do this can be given her, and she can make her 12 Unic, 5(26) | mayor)." Mayor was the title given to the superior at the Incarnation, 13 Unic, 6 | you to whom the Lord has given it praise Him fervently, 14 Unic, 9 | private gift, all the alms given us being held by the community, 15 Unic, 12 | has permitted her to be given to you because of your sins 16 Unic, 12 | a religious or a person given to prayer; for, if anyone 17 Unic, 13 | profession until they have given her many years' probation 18 Unic, 16 | kind of a mother God has given you -- she even knows about 19 Unic, 16 | delight in him, since it has given him pleasure; and, as we 20 Unic, 16(48) | the subject than can be given here and cites a number 21 Unic, 17 | contemplation is something given by God, and, as it is not 22 Unic, 18 | well aware that the trials given by God to contemplatives 23 Unic, 18 | much better is the payment given by our King than by people 24 Unic, 18 | this reason that they are given such an honourable duty. 25 Unic, 18 | being satisfied with what is given us. There are some people 26 Unic, 18 | visions or favours [often] given by the Lord, the value of 27 Unic, 18 | those favours which are given us and then come to an end. 28 Unic, 18 | rest, I am glad to have given them this advice, which 29 Unic, 19 | above-mentioned tears, which are given us, and not acquired by 30 Unic, 19 | something quite supernatural, given that it may cleanse the 31 Unic, 21 | to whom His Majesty has given light to follow the true 32 Unic, 21 | receives from the pleasures given him by others. When, in 33 Unic, 23 | length. Some of them are given in other books. I will tell 34 Unic, 23 | recollection88 -- to Him Who has given us so much, and Who is continually 35 Unic, 23 | worthless gift89 which we have given Him? Since we have resolved 36 Unic, 23 | says: "Ask and it shall be given you."91 If you do not believe 37 Unic, 26 | enduring these and you may be given others which are greater. 38 Unic, 27 | all that there is to be given, by willing Him to have 39 Unic, 27 | You have a good Father, given you by the good Jesus: let 40 Unic, 28 | soul and the will should be given this power over the senses. 41 Unic, 31 | the enjoyment that He has given them, without their knowing, 42 Unic, 31 | take away all that He has given from those who live in purity 43 Unic, 32 | comparison with all that has been given us and with the greatness 44 Unic, 32 | lest they should at once be given them what they mean when 45 Unic, 32 | anything at all unless it is given the power.116 And so it 46 Unic, 32(116)| Lit. "given it."~ 47 Unic, 33 | omit to give what He has given on our behalf, for if we 48 Unic, 33 | means of the remedy He has given us? There would have been 49 Unic, 33 | little store by what you have given, since there is so much 50 Unic, 33 | good Jesus knew what He had given for us and how important 51 Unic, 34 | His Majesty has already given His Son to us, by sending 52 Unic, 34 | this "to-day" since He has given us this most holy Bread. 53 Unic, 34 | most holy Bread. He has given it to us for ever, as I 54 Unic, 34 | No: the more food we are given, the less we shall get of 55 Unic, 34 | master would see that it was given him and so he would be sure 56 Unic, 34 | fabrications. The Lord had given this person such a lively 57 Unic, 35 | Since His Holy Son has given us this excellent way in 58 Unic, 36 | for another! For, having given Him our wills, we have given 59 Unic, 36 | given Him our wills, we have given Him complete rights over 60 Unic, 36 | whom the Lord has really given His Kingdom no longer wants 61 Unic, 37 | goodness of God, may be given to us on earth. Those who 62 Unic, 38 | they themselves have been given by the Lord: they will always 63 Unic, 38 | If we think the Lord has given us a certain grace, we must 64 Unic, 38 | nothing which has not been given us.~ 65 Unic, 38 | imagine that the Lord has given them to us, until we come 66 Unic, 38 | chance comes of our being given something, even though we 67 Unic, 38 | the type just mentioned is given anything, it is most unlikely 68 Unic, 38(135)| that each of the two is given as it stands.~ 69 Unic, 40 | to use the love and fear given us by His Majesty. For love 70 Unic, 42 | those to whom Thou hast given some knowledge of what the 71 Unic, 42 | such things, and has been given the Kingdom of God on earth, 72 Unic, 42 | farthing. Since we have already given Him our will, let us leave