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1    Life, III |       for His sake. This good companionship began to root out the habits
2    Life, III |      out the habits which bad companionship had formed, and to bring
3    Life, XII |  strive to have this precious companionship, and will make much of it,
4    Life, XX  | longer, as it did before, nor companionship, unless it be that of those
5    Life, XX  |       breathe. This desire of companionship seems to me to proceed from
6     Rel, III |      Trinity, from whose  ./. companionship the soul derived a power
7     Rel, VIII|       and because it finds no companionship in any created thing, the
8     Rel, IX  |      once recollected in that companionship which I ever have in my
9     Rel, IX  |  robbed us of that marvellous companionship; and so I said to myself: "