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 1        Prefa,   0,   0        |   niceties of style, but it was thought that those who would use
 2        Prefa,   0,   0        |     yield ever new material for thought and prayer.~ELDER MULLAN,
 3            1, GeneralExam,   1|                                 THOUGHT~There are two ways of meriting
 4            1, GeneralExam,   1|     ways of meriting in the bad thought which comes from without,
 5            1, GeneralExam,   1|                    First Way. A thought of committing a mortal sin,
 6            1, GeneralExam,   1|  committing a mortal sin, which thought I resist immediately and
 7            1, GeneralExam,   1| meriting is: When that same bad thought comes to me and I resist
 8            1, GeneralExam,   1|         committed when the same thought comes of sinning mortally
 9            1, GeneralExam,   1|    negligence in rejecting such thought.~There are two ways of sinning
10            1, GeneralExam,   1|        gives consent to the bad thought, to act afterwards as he
11            1, Additions,   0  |       giving place to any other thought, to turn my attention immediately
12       Annunc, WalkOnSea,   0  |        water; and the Disciples thought it was an apparition.~
13        Rules, Scruples,   0   |     that cross, or after I have thought or said or done some other
14        Rules, Scruples,   0   |      thing, there comes to me a thought from without that I have
15        Rules, Scruples,   0   |         in a word or very small thought.~If the soul is gross, the
16        Rules, Scruples,   0   |        and there comes to him a thought or temptation from without