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 1  Intr,   0|          only way in which she could grant their persistent requests
 2  Intr,   0| contemplatives? Does the Church ever grant non-contemplatives beatification?
 3  Unic,   1|         things which, if God were to grant them, would perhaps bring
 4  Unic,   4|             in the Lord that He will grant our requests. I am not asking
 5  Unic,   5|                         May the Lord grant, for His Majesty's own sake,
 6  Unic,   6|                                  God grant that I may be able to understand
 7  Unic,   6|     everything that I have said. God grant that this may be so, and
 8  Unic,   7|             O my Lord, wilt Thou not grant me the favour of giving
 9  Unic,  11|         battle of life. May the Lord grant, as He is able, that we
10  Unic,  13|             a hell on earth, and God grant there may not be another
11  Unic,  14|              novices' relatives. God grant that those of us who admit
12  Unic,  16|             not understand this. God grant that we may practise it
13  Unic,  16|         cannot believe that He would grant them contemplation. For
14  Unic,  16|              elegantly. May the Lord grant me His favour, so that this
15  Unic,  17| aforementioned, then, if He does not grant it you (and I think He will
16  Unic,  20|            failing you. May the Lord grant us never to fail Him. Amen.~
17  Unic,  21|         contemplation, if God should grant it you. [Blessed be He for
18  Unic,  22|             this clear. May the Lord grant us to learn how to put it
19  Unic,  24|           try to be alone -- and God grant that this may suffice, as
20  Unic,  24|            pray attentively: may God grant that, by using these means,
21  Unic,  25|             possible for the Lord to grant you perfect contemplation.
22  Unic,  25|          Lord, to Whom it belongs to grant this gift, and He will not
23  Unic,  26|            to be with us He will not grant our request. If a whole
24  Unic,  27|              dost fill our hands and grant us so great a favour that
25  Unic,  28|         speedily to teach it, and to grant it the Prayer of Quiet,
26  Unic,  28|            of the soul is empty; God grant that only women may be so
27  Unic,  29|              is, like any father, to grant it to us, and how He loves
28  Unic,  31|              His Kingdom but He will grant it this other favour only
29  Unic,  31|             who love Him in order to grant them His greater gifts,
30  Unic,  32|            part should fail. Do Thou grant me the grace of bestowing
31  Unic,  33|         Eternal Lord! How canst Thou grant such a petition? How canst
32  Unic,  35|            the merits of Thy Son, to grant me this favour, which on
33  Unic,  36|           out of it! May His Majesty grant that this house shall always
34  Unic,  36|              the very beginning. God grant that no soul be lost through
35  Unic,  36|            we have forgiven someone. Grant us, my God, to understand
36  Unic,  36|             to Thee that Thou mayest grant us so great a favour. Do
37  Unic,  36|              rarely does His Majesty grant it such great consolations,
38  Unic,  36|              But, if He continues to grant them, He will soon give
39  Unic,  37|        favours which the Father will grant them, and is aware that
40  Unic,  38|        beseech the Eternal Father to grant us what we ask in these
41  Unic,  38|           favours which the Lord may grant them, since they believe
42  Unic,  38|            profit as possible -- God grant we may not go so far as
43  Unic,  40|            His Majesty be pleased to grant us to experience this before
44  Unic,  40|             the grace of God. May He grant us these in this life so