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 1  Intr,   0    | commentary on the Paternoster, taken petition by petition, touching
 2  Intr,   0    |      most of the editions, are taken from the autograph of Valladolid,
 3  Intr,   0    |     date; her silence might be taken as confirming it (though
 4  Pref,   0    | scholarly interest began to be taken in the Spanish mystics and
 5  Prot,   0(8) |             This Protestation, taken from T., was dictated by
 6  Unic,   4    |      some length and which are taken from our Constitution itself.
 7  Unic,   5    |   consciences to a man who had taken a complete course in theology;
 8  Unic,   9    |       for them. This cannot be taken as a generalization, but
 9  Unic,  11    |       may be, the poor soul is taken in and prevented from making
10  Unic,  16    |        is the first step to be taken towards the acquisition
11  Unic,  16    |        not allow Himself to be taken except by one who surrenders
12  Unic,  19(68)|        This, too, is generally taken as referring to St. Teresa
13  Unic,  20    |      and still less if you are taken for hypocrites: indeed,
14  Unic,  22(81)|              This is generally taken as referring to St. Teresa'
15  Unic,  22    |  traveller is told that he has taken the wrong road, and has
16  Unic,  33    |        break them; that he has taken the vow of poverty and must
17  Unic,  33    |        not want the gift to be taken from us until the end of
18  Unic,  34    |        pain; and this pain was taken away from her in a flash123
19  Unic,  36    |     have lost our way; we have taken the wrong path from the
20  Unic,  41    |     which I hope will never be taken from us, for it is that
21  Unic,  42    |         I mean, it must not be taken as being for that reason);
22  Unic,  42    |      comfort. Our books may be taken from us, but this is a book