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 1   1,      4  |  tongue relate, nor the heart think, how many are the roads
 2   2,     25  |     would not that you should think that they have this particular
 3   2,     25  |       the pain of desire. And think not, that the bliss of the
 4   3,      2  |                    But do not think that the soul receives such
 5   3,      2  |   tale, they do not appear to think of anything further, but
 6   3,     14  |     herself; for she does not think of herself, but only of
 7   3,     16  |     their neighbors. And they think of nothing else but cursing
 8   3,     31  |       this divine spouse, and think of nothing but stripping
 9   4,      2  |      of obedience, you do not think of mending it! Do you think,
10   4,      2  |   think of mending it! Do you think, forsooth, that the disobedience
11   4,      2  |   which fell can rise? Do you think to be admitted to the marriage
12   4,      2  |   disordered garments? Do you think that sitting down and binding
13   4,      5  |       need for the subject to think about his necessities either
14   4,      6  |     given to him, he does not think of laying it by for his
15   4,      8  |   obedient religious does not think of laying a table, or of
16   4,      9  | drowning disciple; he did not think of himself, but thought
17 Lette,      0|   appeared to us a miracle. I think, too, that you know that
18 Lette,      0|  accuse herself, rather, as I think, for our example than for