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 1  Argo,   0    |        Convents which, with the favour of Our Lord and of the glorious
 2  Prol,   0(10)|     force and the context would favour this. A manuscript note
 3  Unic,   3    |    people. This is a very great favour and one which is not granted
 4  Unic,   3    |     they need but little Divine favour in this great battle upon
 5  Unic,   7    |      wilt Thou not grant me the favour of giving me many who have
 6  Unic,   8    |         to realize what a great favour the Lord has bestowed on
 7  Unic,   8    |        I can no more repay this favour than all the others Thou
 8  Unic,  10    |        has granted us the great favour of providing that, in this
 9  Unic,  13    |       this life is granted that favour. She may not have it in
10  Unic,  15    |  Majesty has never granted this favour to me. May He be pleased
11  Unic,  16    | sometimes pleased to show great favour to persons who are in an
12  Unic,  16    |     testing them to see if that favour will not make them anxious
13  Unic,  16    |        themselves to enjoy this favour. When the Lord does this
14  Unic,  16    |       May the Lord grant me His favour, so that this may be so.
15  Unic,  18    |        confers great honour and favour upon anyone to whom He gives
16  Unic,  20    |     would be doing you no light favour if through your agency He
17  Unic,  27    |      ever. Ought not so great a favour as this, Lord, to have come
18  Unic,  27    |         and grant us so great a favour that it would be a very
19  Unic,  27    |      for it is not right that a favour like this should be prized
20  Unic,  27    |         realized how great this favour is, we should remain on
21  Unic,  27    |       by granting us this great favour so as to make us love to
22  Unic,  28    |       the King were to do you a favour and you refused to accept
23  Unic,  28    |         coming to it to do me a favour and to delight in my company,
24  Unic,  29    |    should be humbled and out of favour, and should wish to be so
25  Unic,  29    |        are afflicted and out of favour if they trust in Him alone.
26  Unic,  29    |    volition, and that, by God's favour, we can enter it of our
27  Unic,  31    |         grants the soul another favour which is hard to understand
28  Unic,  31    |   believe God often grants this favour together with the other.
29  Unic,  31    |                   It is a great favour which the Lord grants to
30  Unic,  31    |         Lord often granted this favour; she could not understand
31  Unic,  31    |       we can do to prolong this favour is to realize that we can
32  Unic,  31    |         Who is granting it that favour and that in its enjoyment
33  Unic,  31    |      when God has shown us this favour, we shall have to forget
34  Unic,  31    |        will grant it this other favour only for short periods and
35  Unic,  31    |       not respond to so great a favour in a practical way: instead
36  Unic,  31    |      themselves to receive this favour again, they take back from
37  Unic,  31    |        the Lord grants you this favour. Think what a great treasure
38  Unic,  32    |        has granted us the great favour of making us His brethren,
39  Unic,  34    |    grants us an exceeding great favour when He is pleased to show
40  Unic,  35    |     granting sinners so great a favour, He may be pleased of His
41  Unic,  35    |       to beg of Thee this great favour as a reward for my services,
42  Unic,  35    |       Thy Son, to grant me this favour, which on so many counts
43  Unic,  36    |      mayest grant us so great a favour. Do it, then, for the sake
44  Unic,  36    |    those to whom God grants the favour of possessing such humility
45  Unic,  36    |        Lord commonly grants the favour of uniting them to Himself
46  Unic,  36    |        that this was not Divine favour but indulgence and illusion
47  Unic,  38    |     every step. This is a great favour on His part, for it helps