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 1  Intr,   0| exceptional and of a transitory kind and they are intended to
 2  Intr,   0|         and corrections of this kind there are were made by the
 3  Unic,   1|     finds satisfaction in every kind of help -- and it is always
 4  Unic,   2|  poverty there goes a different kind of honour to which nobody
 5  Unic,   4|       trying to carry out. What kind of persons shall we have
 6  Unic,   4|              It is of the first kind of spiritual love that I
 7  Unic,   4|  deliver us from things of this kind. It would be enough to unsettle
 8  Unic,   4|         deal of trouble of this kind: I always feel very sorry
 9  Unic, App|     grow fond of people who are kind to our bodies, why should
10  Unic,   6|         or by prayer. Any other kind of affection wearies them,
11  Unic,   6|        them and do them all the kind actions in its power; even
12  Unic,   6|         they know that no other kind of affection but this can
13  Unic,   6|         can last, and that this kind will cost them dear, for
14  Unic,   7|       it makes us embrace every kind of suffering, so that others,
15  Unic,   7|         were saying. It is this kind of love which I should like
16  Unic,   7|        us sufferings of another kind which will seem heavy to
17  Unic,   7|       This will be a much truer kind of friendship than one which
18  Unic,  10|       end. This may seem a poor kind of help but it will have
19  Unic,  11|   itself; that is quite another kind of moaning, which draws
20  Unic,  11|     there is one person of this kind, the thing generally comes
21  Unic,  12|      means by which every other kind of mortification may become
22  Unic,  12|        more temptations of this kind are removed from us, the
23  Unic,  14|   intelligent, a person of this kind should on no account be
24  Unic,  16|         That will show you what kind of a mother God has given
25  Unic,  16|        hand. I should like that kind of venturesomeness to be
26  Unic,  17|    office, it will be a curious kind of humility for you to wish
27  Unic,  18|          and they are of such a kind that, were He not to feed
28  Unic,  18|        God as a right. A pretty kind of humility that is! He
29  Unic,  20|     that she will do herself no kind of harm through having started
30  Unic,  20|          and influenced, by one kind word, as such phrases are
31  Unic,  26|          indeed; theirs was the kind of courtesy you might meet
32  Unic,  26|   careful to form habits of the kind I have mentioned, you will
33  Unic,  28|   strange in the presence of so kind a Guest; we must talk to
34  Unic,  28|         nothing to do with that kind of humility, daughters,
35  Unic,  30|     raised by God to the higher kind of contemplation without
36  Unic,  31|        it to you. It is in this kind of prayer, as I have said,
37  Unic,  31|      has had experience of this kind of prayer will understand
38  Unic,  34|  Himself known to us as another kind of food, full of delight
39  Unic,  36|     philosophy -- that is their kind of honour, according to
40  Unic,  37|         as if He were to make a kind of agreement on our behalf
41  Unic,  39|     serve God better. The other kind of distress only disturbs
42  Unic,  39|       is another very dangerous kind of temptation: a feeling
43  Unic,  39|      many books which give this kind of advice. I have said all
44  Unic,  41|       name of love to any other kind of affection -- for all
45  Unic,  41|       far as those of the other kind are concerned, who can fail
46  Unic,  41|        occasions of sin and any kind of company which will not