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 1  Intr,   0|      so frequently a source of danger.~
 2  Unic,   4|        your understanding this danger.~
 3  Unic, App|      there is a possibility of danger, and for him to know that
 4  Unic,  18|    less he is exposed to great danger, and, inwardly, must suffer
 5  Unic,  18|       some position of extreme danger, and, as no one observes
 6  Unic,  18|     permitted others: there is danger in this for women. Why do
 7  Unic,  19|     horse may not always be in danger, he will be so sometimes;
 8  Unic,  19|       once again into the same danger. It is not that we ought
 9  Unic,  21| treasure, without running into danger! Worldly people like to
10  Unic,  21|    they tell you it is full of danger and make you so afraid,
11  Unic,  21|        headlong into some real danger. Having perhaps no one to
12  Unic,  21|      himself as your principal danger and flee from his company.
13  Unic,  21|      prayer should be a way of danger! This fear seems to have
14  Unic,  21|         If people say there is danger in prayer, this servant
15  Unic,  26|       which she can do without danger and with only the minimum
16  Unic,  37|  enemies, and how much greater danger they are in if they are
17  Unic,  37|   should fail to realize their danger and suffer deception, He
18  Unic,  38|      not suppose that the sole danger lies in their making us
19  Unic,  41|       we see to be a notorious danger. And whereas we for our
20  Unic,  41|       matter with her. Another danger is that, when it is your
21  Unic,  41|        or we shall be in great danger. And that was our Teacher'