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 1  Intr,   0    |     none of them had actually read it, they would have been
 2  Intr,   0    |  comprehensible and it can be read with profit by a greater
 3  Pref,   0    |     student" would be able to read the original Spanish and
 4  Pref,   0    |       original and ability to read it. So, when a new edition
 5  Pref,   0    |       the book that should be read. For this reason I have
 6  Pref,   0    |  intended by its author to be read by a wider public than the
 7  Pref,   0    |  glance, what she meant to be read by her little group of nuns
 8  Pref,   0    |     matter would be unable to read the original Spanish.~
 9  Prol         |    Presentado, who will first read what I have written, will
10  Unic,   4    |       shall say, I beg you to read frequently and with a good
11  Unic,  15    |   doing this at your command. Read it as best you can, for
12  Unic,  16(47)|       Later she altered it to read as above.~
13  Unic,  16    |     we have ever in our lives read about the Passion. Lord
14  Unic,  21    |    several, in fact -- I have read what a good thing it is
15  Unic,  21    |       which I never wanted to read. If I keep close to this
16  Unic,  25    |       should see it when they read the account of my life which
17  Unic,  26    | companionship like mine? Do I read in Thy face that Thou hast
18  Unic,  30    |     not give you this book to read until persons who understand
19  Unic,  36    | theology must not descend and read philosophy -- that is their
20  Unic,  42    |       not be discouraged, but read this with great care and
21  Unic,  42    | advantage to those who cannot read. If they understood this
22  Unic,  42    |       it, and gives it you to read, and if you find it of any
23  Unic,  42    |      unsuitable for anyone to read, you must take the will