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 1 Intro,      0|                  It must not be thought, however, that the personality
 2 Intro,      0| uniformities of experience were thought to be constantly transcended
 3 Intro,      0|        kindly and statesmanlike thought. In this way Gregory may
 4 Intro,      0|    Truth and Goodness were, she thought, means for the achievement
 5   2,     10  |    performs, whether in deed or thought, are pleasing, and joined
 6   2,     14  |         side to which I turn my thought, I find nothing but mercy.
 7   2,     15  |     operations both in deed and thought are dead as far as grace
 8   2,     16  |        riches in order that the thought of them should not occupy
 9   2,     17  |     always carries with him the thought of his own reputation, and
10   2,     37  |    virtuous heart that takes no thought for herself, or, at least,
11   2,     40  |          if she love Me without thought of self, and with lively
12   3,      2  |        either on account of any thought or movement coming from
13   3,     31  | sweetness of My mercy they have thought of it with great presumption.
14   4,      4  |    counsels both in deed and in thought. Such as these wish to bind
15   4,      5  |     will; desiring rather to be thought vile by the world, macerating
16   4,      5  |        of continence, either in thought or deed; so that he has
17   4,      9  |       not think of himself, but thought only with the light of faith
18 Lette,      0|         had seen her would have thought her dead, and was thus carried
19 Lette,      0|         produced in her, and we thought that she was approaching
20 Lette,      0|          my God! to abandon all thought of myself and to consider
21 Lette,      0|    fixed my intelligence on the thought of them only or disposed
22 Lette,      0|         of people, and lucky he thought himself who was able to