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 1  Pref         | illustrating the author's aim in making the new redaction, others
 2  Pref,   0    |         seems to have cut out in making her new redaction because
 3  Pref,   0    |     omitted this if she had been making a fresh revision for a world-wide
 4  Unic,   2    |          martyrdom. We should be making a good exchange if we could
 5  Unic,   2    |    express, and I should only be making things worse if I were to
 6  Unic,   3(17)|                           Lit.: "making this corner." The reference
 7  Unic,   4    |        of the Lord, refrain from making individual friendships,
 8  Unic,   5    |        building will go awry. In making their confessions, then,
 9  Unic,   7    |       sees that its loved one is making progress. If that soul seems
10  Unic,   7    |        and to wonder if they are making her richer in virtue and
11  Unic,   7    |    hidden wiles of the devil and making him declare his presence.~
12  Unic,   7    |          that any of the nuns is making trouble, see that she is
13  Unic,  10    |          shown me great mercy in making me so; for, as I was sure
14  Unic,  11    |         unnecessarily or of your making a moan without proper cause.
15  Unic,  11    |      taken in and prevented from making progress. Think how many
16  Unic,  13    |         we are trying to live is making us, not only nuns, but hermits [
17  Unic,  13    |           if she sees she is not making progress. If she still wishes
18  Unic,  15    |        it, for to suffer without making excuses is a habit of great
19  Unic,  16    |     ought to feel great shame at making Him wrestle daily, in the
20  Unic,  19    |         people that you would be making a mistake if you paid heed
21  Unic,  19    |        were all to come, without making this condition, I feel sure
22  Unic,  21    |        they should begin well by making an earnest and most determined
23  Unic,  22    |       you should realize you are making progress; for if a traveller
24  Unic,  24    |       that occurs to us, without making an effort to control them.
25  Unic,  27    |          great importance of our making no account of good birth
26  Unic,  28    |     since it means that they are making an effort not to look at
27  Unic,  29    |         of God, daughters, avoid making any account of these favours.
28  Unic,  30    |          this prison, for we are making a sea-voyage and are still
29  Unic,  31    |       begin to tax our brains by making up long speeches, the will
30  Unic,  32    |   granted us the great favour of making us His brethren, let us
31  Unic,  32    |        just showing Him a jewel, making as if to give it to Him
32  Unic,  32    |     either by working hard or by making plans, nor is it needful
33  Unic,  32    |        also. For, now that He is making a friend of it, He is glad
34  Unic,  34    |       hindrances, he seems to be making all possible haste to prevent
35  Unic,  38    |        sole danger lies in their making us believe that the consolations
36  Unic,  38    |   without our realizing it is in making us believe that we possess
37  Unic,  38    |     saying this goes far towards making us think it true. It is
38  Unic,  38    |         lips" because, if before making the vow we really meant
39  Unic,  42    |     prayer is being made, Who is making it and what is its object.