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 1  Unic,   2|           might say; for I should feel as if we were rich people
 2  Unic,   3|        what the times are like, I feel it is not right to repel
 3  Unic,   4|    trouble of this kind: I always feel very sorry about it and
 4  Unic, App|           just to like him if you feel so inclined. For, if we
 5  Unic, App|           is not practicable: you feel as if this is the only thing
 6  Unic,   5|     unconfessed because they will feel uncomfortable about confessing
 7  Unic,   6|       good [and lawful] for us to feel. This I have described as
 8  Unic,   6|          for a shadow, they would feel shame for themselves and
 9  Unic,   7|          may at first allow us to feel something of all this, our
10  Unic,   7|          she is being patient, we feel no distress -- indeed, we
11  Unic,   7|          in our love, and also to feel it, and to be distressed
12  Unic,  10|            oh, my sisters, do not feel secure and fall asleep,
13  Unic,  12|  something virtuous, and begin to feel sorry for ourselves, particularly
14  Unic,  13|         done to us (and we do not feel it an offence to us that
15  Unic,  14|                                 I feel sure that the Lord bestows
16  Unic,  14|       trivial points of detail, I feel sure she will be bound to
17  Unic,  16|            we Christians ought to feel great shame at making Him
18  Unic,  17| consolations. In one way they may feel safer, for we cannot tell
19  Unic,  18|           trials is ridiculous. I feel quite sure that God gives
20  Unic,  19|          making this condition, I feel sure that none will fail
21  Unic,  22|     phrase nearly always makes me feel particularly happy. I praise
22  Unic,  23|         me and is not my own, and feel that I can rightly be called
23  Unic,  26|           if he is a kinsman, you feel as if you do not know him,
24  Unic,  28|    present within us. Nor need we feel strange in the presence
25  Unic,  28|     Himself to it, lest it should feel dismayed at seeing that
26  Unic,  29|        accustomed to it, she will feel its benefits, either sooner
27  Unic,  34|         absent and we are made to feel his loss by our great aridity,
28  Unic,  36|          Oh, how easily I used to feel slighted! I am ashamed to
29  Unic,  38|       give thanks to God and will feel the greater obligation to
30  Unic,  38|     because many souls do this, I feel sure, that the devil loses
31  Unic,  38|        and favours come to us, we feel that we are doing nothing
32  Unic,  38|           the test comes, I still feel like this -- indeed, I even
33  Unic,  40|        Can he engage in strife or feel envy? No; for his only desire
34  Unic,  40|                        But if you feel this love for God which
35  Unic,  41|           this state, we need not feel constrained or depressed,
36  Unic,  41|      about which they know him to feel so strongly as giving offence
37  Unic,  41|         as we live, we must never feel completely safe or we shall