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 1  Pref,   0|    this could matter would be unable to read the original Spanish.~
 2  Unic,   4|   find ourselves trapped, and unable to move. God help me! The
 3  Unic,   7|     carry away so that she is unable to retain her hold upon
 4  Unic,   7|      them in distress, we are unable (as people say) to sit still
 5  Unic,   7|       otherwise they would be unable to endure it, nor is it
 6  Unic,   8|  anyone who knows she will be unable to follow our customs will
 7  Unic,  15| little progress. I never seem unable to find a reason for thinking
 8  Unic,  18|    sees clearly that they are unable to drink of His chalice.~
 9  Unic,  19|     much that human nature is unable to bear it, and so there
10  Unic,  19|      is unavailing and we are unable to hide our emotions as
11  Unic,  21|     speaking to souls who are unable to recollect themselves
12  Unic,  24|   what you are saying. Anyone unable to think of God may find
13  Unic,  24|     calm themselves, they are unable to do so and incapable of
14  Unic,  26|   endured this trial of being unable to concentrate on one subject,
15  Unic,  27|     occupied and we should be unable to say another word. Oh,
16  Unic,  31|       it,111 it will be quite unable to do so, and the soul will
17  Unic,  32| despite its desires, is often unable to do all it would like,
18  Unic,  34|       much disguised as to be unable to make His presence known
19  Unic,  37|     joys, they wish they were unable to remember that there is
20  Unic,  38|     This being so, he will be unable to help either himself or
21  Unic,  39|       temptation, you will be unable to do even this, for it