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 1  Unic,   2|     not make them change their minds nor will they become desirous
 2  Unic,   4|        nor how to pacify their minds, since the very person who
 3  Unic, App|        here is not to let your minds dwell upon whether you like
 4  Unic,   9|      must keep them out of our minds as much as we can, as it
 5  Unic,  19|         For those with orderly minds, and for souls who practise
 6  Unic,  19|       are some souls, and some minds, as unruly as horses not
 7  Unic,  21|     people have such ingenious minds79 that nothing is good enough
 8  Unic,  23|        it Him freely, with our minds unoccupied by other things
 9  Unic,  24| recollection or tie down their minds to mental prayer or make
10  Unic,  26|    sisters, those of you whose minds cannot reason for long or
11  Unic,  26|       accustomed our souls and minds to go after their own pleasures (
12  Unic,  28|  Father? I assure you that for minds which wander it is of great
13  Unic,  29|        gradually to giving our minds confidence, so that we may
14  Unic,  34|       foolish and to close our minds to facts, we cannot suppose
15  Unic,  41|        to turn it over in your minds; for our life, and much