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 1  Prol     |     more acceptable than other books which are very ably written
 2  Unic,   4|       in great detail in other books, take no notice of what
 3  Unic,  16|      you have more than enough books to teach you about them
 4  Unic,  16|      rough style than in other books which put it more elegantly.
 5  Unic,  19|        their own company, many books have been written, and these
 6  Unic,  19|     learned from me. There are books, as I say, in which the
 7  Unic,  19|       we owe to God, and these books are excellent both as to
 8  Unic,  21|        prayer or for any other books at all. I am speaking to
 9  Unic,  21|       stages. They cannot take books from you, and, if you are
10  Unic,  21|     the most carefully planned books -- especially books of which
11  Unic,  21|    planned books -- especially books of which the authors were
12  Unic,  21|        consulting a great many books will kill it. When a master
13  Unic,  23|        them are given in other books. I will tell you just two
14  Unic,  29|        in your superior's good books; whereas to-morrow, if she
15  Unic,  29| acquire this habit, as various books tell us. We must cast aside
16  Unic,  38|      have some trifle, if only books, which he can pawn or sell,
17  Unic,  39|         for you will find many books which give this kind of
18  Unic,  42|    find it a real comfort. Our books may be taken from us, but