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 1  Unic,   2|       sumptuous edifices. Have a care to this, for the love of
 2  Unic,   4|    fullest sense, and with great care, I hope in the Lord that
 3  Unic,   4|        do this with all possible care (and it is the most important
 4  Unic,   4|         apply ourselves and take care to avoid attaching importance
 5  Unic, App|       confessors are good, great care and caution are necessary.
 6  Unic,   6|        by others. Certainly they care little about having this
 7  Unic,   6|      tire of life without love), care nothing whether they are
 8  Unic,   6|       already hate all this will care little or nothing for such
 9  Unic,   7|       always, even if you do not care for it, to take part in
10  Unic,   8|  everything else" because, if we care nothing for any created
11  Unic,  10|             unless we take great care and each of us looks well
12  Unic,  11|        will never be any lack of care in your being looked after.
13  Unic,  12|       the true lover of God must care little for life and honour.~
14  Unic,  12|       entirely in our ceasing to care about ourselves and our
15  Unic,  15|       freedom; soon you will not care if they speak ill or well
16  Unic,  16|                 Oh, what blessed care of us is this, my daughters!
17  Unic,  18|          not taking the greatest care to observe these vows with
18  Unic,  19|        he has to ride with great care. Some people are either
19  Unic,  19|      Himself relieves us of this care, for He will not trust us
20  Unic,  19|        desire, let us take great care not to add to them ourselves
21  Unic,  27|         therefore some reason to care for our advantage. But behold,
22  Unic,  28|       should be noted with great care, for, though it seems obscure,
23  Unic,  28|         suppose that. If we took care always to remember what
24  Unic,  29|       love of God, look upon any care which you take about this
25  Unic,  31|     breast: such is the mother's care for it that she gives it
26  Unic,  34|     thank Him Who is taking such care about teaching us. This
27  Unic,  34|        had not received Him, and care nothing for His being within
28  Unic,  36|      prayer as this, nor does it care if it is highly esteemed
29  Unic,  36|       not quite correct: it does care, for honour distresses much
30  Unic,  38|         that we want nothing and care nothing about anything:
31  Unic,  38|    desire for honour and that we care nothing about anything;
32  Unic,  39| contemplation may be, take great care both to begin and to end
33  Unic,  41|    always to exercise very great care and to avoid all occasions
34  Unic,  41|        not pleasing to God. Much care is needed if this fear of
35  Unic,  42|         but read this with great care and beg God to explain to