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 1  Intr,   0|           inspire their lives with greater fervour.~
 2  Intr,   0|           be read with profit by a greater number of people than any
 3  Intr,   0|            is generally considered greater than the loss. Nearly every
 4  Pref     |            her fullest powers, the greater freshness and individuality
 5  Pref,   0|    followed Fray Luis de Le-n with greater or less exactness. The principal
 6  Pref,   0| development of its argument or its greater suitability for general
 7  Pref,   0|           an affection for it: its greater intimacy and spontaneity
 8  Pref,   0|           textual problems assumed greater importance. Thus, except
 9  Prol,   0|           do, and order it for His greater glory. Amen.~
10  Unic,   2|           do so it will be for our greater good, just as the saints
11  Unic,   3|          end if by means of it any greater service can be rendered
12  Unic, App|            guiding such persons to greater perfection, they become
13  Unic,   5|            their Order and for the greater honour of their convent:
14  Unic,   5|         advancement of this to His greater glory. Amen.~
15  Unic,   6|            more genuine love, with greater passion and with a love
16  Unic,   7|             so I will not write at greater length here, except to say
17  Unic,  12|         can then be practised with greater tranquillity and ease? This,
18  Unic,  12|       bring her more fortitude and greater profit. For clearly the
19  Unic,  13|          eating only cause her the greater loathing. Such a person
20  Unic,  16|           for He does this for the greater good of those who love Him.
21  Unic,  17|        perfection; there is always greater safety in humility, mortification,
22  Unic,  17|           such loss will bring him greater gain!~
23  Unic,  18|         subject and shows how much greater are the trials of contemplatives
24  Unic,  18|            more He loves them, the greater will be their trials; and
25  Unic,  18|           that God gives them much greater trials; and that He leads
26  Unic,  19|             so that it has an even greater desire to drink of this
27  Unic,  20|           for the purpose of doing greater good. Your intercourse and
28  Unic,  21|        daughters, how incomparably greater must be the risks they run!
29  Unic,  21|            arouses in the devil is greater than all the satisfaction
30  Unic,  26|           presence of pain so much greater.~
31  Unic,  26|          be given others which are greater. Believe that I am telling
32  Unic,  28|           in fact, it would cost a greater effort to open the eyes
33  Unic,  28|          full of virtues, and, the greater these virtues are, the more
34  Unic,  29|       comfort you have, the [much] greater the joy He will give you.
35  Unic,  31|                 It is well to seek greater solitude so as to make room
36  Unic,  31|            order to grant them His greater gifts, although He will
37  Unic,  32|            the more it serves, the greater becomes its debt; and often,
38  Unic,  34|        remain here with us for the greater glory of His friends and
39  Unic,  36|       possibility of rendering Him greater services, and simply cannot
40  Unic,  37|            and sublime subjects in greater detail so that we might
41  Unic,  37|         have enemies, and how much greater danger they are in if they
42  Unic,  37|        they fall it will be from a greater height, how much more help
43  Unic,  38|          emerge from them with the greater riches.134 If there are
44  Unic,  38|            prayer and thus to make greater progress. Being ignorant
45  Unic,  38|           to God and will feel the greater obligation to serve Him;
46  Unic,  38|          but receive, and have the greater obligation to serve; but
47  Unic,  38|           seem more genuine and of greater worth when he sees them
48  Unic,  39|            of prayer! People get a greater shock when deception overtakes