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 1  Unic,   4|     take no notice of what I am saying here, for it may be that
 2  Unic,   6|   cannot distinguish what he is saying. It is just like that with
 3  Unic,   6|     cannot understand what I am saying, yet the Lord is pleased
 4  Unic,   7|        us to weary ourselves by saying how evil they are, for the
 5  Unic,   7|      now return to what we were saying. It is this kind of love
 6  Unic,   7|         which people are always saying. Let such endearing words
 7  Unic,   8|          I do not know why I am saying this, when all of you here
 8  Unic,  10|        will I know, not mind my saying this, nor shall I mind if
 9  Unic,  10|         the whole of your Rule, saying it is a matter of great
10  Unic,  10|     nuns! May He forgive me for saying so, but I am afraid it has
11  Unic,  15|       me far too indulgently in saying nothing about these: I much
12  Unic,  15|   uninterested in what they are saying because you are not actually
13  Unic,  16|         Returning to what I was saying, there are souls whom God
14  Unic,  16|       deliver us, sisters, from saying "We are not angels", or "
15  Unic,  16|         to return to what I was saying -- that is, to explain the
16  Unic,  18|         nun at all, and so I am saying no more about it, as I am
17  Unic,  18|     conclude, my daughters, [by saying] that these are the virtues
18  Unic,  19|         but it is not. I am not saying that the desire should be
19  Unic,  20|     forget one thing while I am saying another. May it please the
20  Unic,  22|         understand what you are saying? I really do not think you
21  Unic,  24|         understand what you are saying. Anyone unable to think
22  Unic,  24|       understanding what we are saying. We may, of course, consider
23  Unic,  24|        trying to do when we are saying our prayers and at the same
24  Unic,  24|      attending to what they are saying, however hard they try,
25  Unic,  25|         thinking of what we are saying, understanding it, and realizing
26  Unic,  27|         to think of what we are saying, lest picturing such love
27  Unic,  29|         Returning to what I was saying, I should like to be able
28  Unic,  29|  readily understand what we are saying, and with Whom we are speaking,
29  Unic,  29|      may take a whole hour over saying it once, if we can realize
30  Unic,  29|          accustom yourselves to saying the Paternoster in this
31  Unic,  30|        in a single sentence, by saying: "Give us, Father, whatever
32  Unic,  30|        great importance to your saying your vocal prayers well.
33  Unic,  30|        else; yet if she omitted saying her prayers her mind wandered
34  Unic,  30|         once in great distress, saying that she did not know how
35  Unic,  31| understand quite well what I am saying if, after reading this,
36  Unic,  31|      will be losers. There is a saying that, if we try very hard
37  Unic,  31|          Let us now conclude by saying that, when the soul is brought
38  Unic,  31|       not thinking what you are saying. He to Whom you are praying
39  Unic,  32|        understood what you were saying. Do not behave like some
40  Unic,  32|      fulfilling our promises by saying that we had not understood
41  Unic,  32|    hinders and prevents us from saying [with real resolution], "
42  Unic,  34|       been wondering why, after saying "our 'daily' bread", the
43  Unic,  37|       frankly and openly, never saying one thing and meaning another;
44  Unic,  38|          we are in the habit of saying that we want nothing and
45  Unic,  38|        Accustoming ourselves to saying this goes far towards making
46  Unic,  41|       his presence, and without saying a word, a servant of God
47  Unic,  42|        had intended, as well as saying this, to talk to you a little