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 1  Intr,   0     |              life that her superiors thought it should not be put into
 2  Pref,   0     |              but now, apparently, he thought it practicable to achieve
 3  Pref,   0     |       interrupt the author's flow of thought, and sometimes, indeed,
 4  Pref,   0     |          Father Zimmerman apparently thought, that anyone can find the
 5  Pref,   0     |              some slight turn to the thought which the phrase in the
 6  Pref,   0     |        suppressed because St. Teresa thought them redundant, whereas
 7  Pref,   0     |           that of Valladolid, I have thought it no part of my task to
 8  Unic,   2     |          women. If grounds should be thought necessary on account of
 9  Unic,  11     |            really need,37 so take no thought for yourselves except when
10  Unic,  12     |             it is secure. Who, if he thought that each hour might be
11  Unic,  15     |          have a genuine desire to be thought little of, and persecuted,
12  Unic,  15     |              so evil as myself to be thought well of by anyone, when
13  Unic,  16     |             out the chess-board, and thought that, in order to give checkmate,
14  Unic,  19     |           had seen at other times, I thought her will was completely
15  Unic,  22     |            Thou never allow it to be thought right, Lord, for those who
16  Unic,  25     | understanding, putting a stop to all thought, and, as we say, taking
17  Unic,  26     |             risen Lord, and the very thought of how He rose from the
18  Unic,  29     |         power to think a single good thought. For this is not a silence
19  Unic,  31     |               without exercising its thought, the soul should realize
20  Unic,  31     |         enjoying; it should lose all thought of itself, and He Who is
21  Unic,  31     |             put it more clearly, the thought) wanders off after the most
22  Unic,  32     |             practice, and anyone who thought that there was no more in
23  Unic,  34(123)|              s) hand." St. Teresa is thought here to be referring to
24  Unic,  36     |            matter, because I neither thought nor troubled about true
25  Unic,  36     |              we are attracted by the thought of rising higher, and we
26  Unic,  37     |             could interpret it as he thought right, ask for what he wanted
27  Unic,  37(131)|          interrupts the trend of the thought, and therefore, in the text
28  Unic,  40     |              means with which he had thought to give them death, the