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 1  Intr,   0    |       gives check and mate to the King of love, Jesus. Many people
 2  Unic,   2    |          some extent resemble our King, Who had no house save the
 3  Unic,   3    |           these means to help our King, let us strive to live in
 4  Unic,   3    |          above suspicion. Yes, my King, but the day will come when
 5  Unic,  10    |          so highly praised by the King of Glory -- a praise exemplified
 6  Unic,  13    |          the brides of this great King or we are not. If we are,
 7  Unic,  16    |          checkmate to this Divine King! He will not be able to
 8  Unic,  16    |         the queen which gives the king most trouble in this game
 9  Unic,  16    |           queen who can beat this King as well as humility can;
10  Unic,  16    |           is impossible, for this King does not allow Himself to
11  Unic,  16    |    contemplation. I mean that the King of glory will not come to
12  Unic,  16(47)|           CHAPTER I said that the King of glory, etc.," and ended
13  Unic,  18    |          the payment given by our King than by people on this earth!
14  Unic,  18    |           is a noble one, and the King confers great honour and
15  Unic,  19    |           is a good gift from the King of Heaven; it fans the flames
16  Unic,  21(77)|          of camino real would be "king's highway".~
17  Unic,  21    |          safe road trodden by our King and by His elect and His
18  Unic,  22    |    respect. How can you address a king with the deference due to
19  Unic,  22    |           For Thou, my God, art a King without end, and Thine is
20  Unic,  22    |           in the humility of this King, Who, unskilled though I
21  Unic,  22    |     presence know well that their King is such that He prefers
22  Unic,  27    | Bartholomew, who was the son of a king! His Majesty knew what a
23  Unic,  28    |           of course, wherever the king is, or so they say, the
24  Unic,  28    |      humility on your part if the King were to do you a favour
25  Unic,  28    |          palace dwells this great King, Who has vouchsafed to become
26  Unic,  28    |          I do now, how this great King really dwells within this
27  Unic,  28    |           Heavens"? Surely such a King would not be abandoned by
28  Unic,  31    |           at least is near to the King Who will give it the Kingdom),
29  Unic,  31    |         the palace, near to their King, and they see that He is
30  Unic,  34    |         approach Him; for, if the King disguises Himself, it would
31  Unic,  42    |         will, but the will of the King.~