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 1        Prefa,   0,   0         |     of diction if they could feel sure they were reading the
 2            1, 3Exercise,   0   |    things: first, that I may feel an interior knowledge of
 3            1, 3Exercise,   0   |     them; second, that I may feel the disorder of my actions,
 4            1, Additions,   0   |    that I want to grieve and feel pain, bringing to memory
 5            2, 1Day,   0        |   asking according to what I feel in me, in order more to
 6            2, SameFourth,   0  |     to be noted that when we feel a tendency or repugnance
 7            2, 12Day,   0       |      that I do not want, and feel no inclination to have,
 8            2, 1Way,   0        |    balance, to follow what I feel to be more for the glory
 9            2, 2Way,   0        |       so that he who chooses feel first in himself that that
10       Contem,   0,   0         | Point, or in another which I feel to be better. In the same
11        Rules, Receive,   0     |       that we may interiorly feel that it is not ours to get
12        Rules, Distribution,   0|      God our Lord, so that I feel first in me that the love,
13        Rules, Scruples,   0    |     have not sinned; still I feel disturbance in this; that