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 1  Unic,   4|   fail to give her some good advice about it, without which
 2  Unic,   4|     stray through not taking advice, especially when there is
 3  Unic,   4|   give them exactly opposite advice, and, if it is insisted
 4  Unic, App|      are necessary. The best advice to give would be that you
 5  Unic, App|                  Follow this advice if you find that everything
 6  Unic,   5|    not followed merely on my advice. Our present Bishop, Don
 7  Unic,   7|  Note the importance of this advice for those of us who would
 8  Unic,   7|     takes root. This is good advice: do not forget it. Oh, how
 9  Unic,   9|                      All the advice which the saints give us
10  Unic,  12|                    Take this advice from me and do not forget
11  Unic,  13|      least, if it follows my advice) will take her or allow
12  Unic,  13|    greatly mortified take my advice and not make her profession
13  Unic,  14|  help her to give profitable advice, and to make herself useful
14  Unic,  17|      can make her so; but my advice is that she should always
15  Unic,  18|      to have given them this advice, which will teach contemplatives
16  Unic,  20|      intolerable; so take my advice and do not tarry on the
17  Unic,  21|     in the same way. Take my advice, then, and let none mislead
18  Unic,  21|   not forget this, for it is advice that you may possibly need.
19  Unic,  31|      sisters, if I give some advice here to any of you whom
20  Unic,  31|       friends, this piece of advice which I want to give you
21  Unic,  32|            The aim of all my advice to you in this book is that
22  Unic,  32|   will give you one piece of advice: do not suppose that you
23  Unic,  38|  note of this other piece of advice. The devil makes us believe
24  Unic,  39| either taking or needing any advice from me, for such favours
25  Unic,  39|      which give this kind of advice. I have said all this because
26  Unic,  41|     for it is very important advice, so do not neglect it until