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 1  I, 6      |      and perplexity: with alarm lest I should be made captive
 2  I, 7      |       been plotting this trick, lest they should say that our
 3 II, 4      |      disposition of the sinner, lest whilst wishing to mend what
 4 II, 4      |        appositely to each case, lest his zeal prove to be in
 5 II, 4      |    cease loving Him; but I fear lest I should provoke Him whom
 6 II, 4      |         in question? For I fear lest if I took the flock in hand
 7 III, 7     |        him. "I fear," he says, "lest by any means, as the serpent
 8 III, 7     | authority given him from Christ lest any of his converts should
 9 III, 7     |    asked me why? I should say, "Lest I should sink the ship."
10 III, 10    |     contending for the dignity, lest some persons should think
11 III, 11    |       they who fear and tremble lest they should be deposed undergo
12 III, 11    |        to make a careful search lest any spark of this desire
13 III, 14    |  concerning his manner of life, lest some one discovering an
14 III, 15    |         their evil disposition, lest they should do great mischief
15 III, 15    |         such a person; a fourth lest such and such a man should
16 III, 15(31)|         exercised with caution, lest unworthy persons should
17 III, 16    |      ungrudging in their gifts, lest while providing for the
18 III, 17    |      where the fear is so great lest she should be childless,
19 III, 17    |   trifling. For there is a fear lest the man, if he has been
20 III, 17    |   required in this matter also, lest what is intended to be profitable
21 IV, 2      |  ability to build into account, lest he should give the passers
22 IV, 2      |         and to look everywhere, lest any spot or wrinkle,23 or
23 IV, 4      |         there is no little fear lest when intending to strike
24 VI, 9      |          For if St. Paul feared lest he should incur a suspicion