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 1   6  |              looked after the girl's soul, and the girl looked after
 2  10  | imperturbability taught her mother's soul to be brave. In consequence,
 3  10  |            the nobility of Macrina's soul most of all conspicuous;
 4  12  |       studies, so as not to give his soul leisure to turn to vain
 5  14  |             was distressed indeed in soul at so great a loss----for
 6  14  |             respect the metal of her soul was proved to be unadulterated
 7  15  |             but I saw trouble for my soul, and I watched carefully
 8  16  |               Lest she should vex my soul she stilled her groans and
 9  16  |          made of the great Basil, my soul was saddened and my face
10  16  |            it almost seemed as if my soul were lifted by the help
11  16  |              us on the nature of the soul and explained the reason
12  17  |              980A] enjoyment when my soul within me was constrained
13  18  |              the ingratitude of your soul? Will you not compare your
14  19  |            was left of her suffering soul with [982D] short and difficult
15  19  |             the secret places of the soul, and she published abroad
16  19  |            my mother's womb, Whom my soul has loved with all its strength,
17  19  |       dedicated both my flesh and my soul from my youth up until now----
18  19  |             without defilement on my soul. But may my soul be received
19  19  |    defilement on my soul. But may my soul be received into Thy hands
20  21  |            for tears did this divine soul ordain for us, recommending
21  29  |        called, in which that blessed soul had her abode. Now there [