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 1     Int, Arg    |          she also speaks of the danger arising from the want of
 2     Int, Arg    |    ourselves, and speaks of the danger of seeking supernatural
 3    Pref         |       or as a warning of coming danger. As a good man will not
 4    Pref         |         is singular and full of danger, that many who went by it
 5    Pref         |        them always as people in danger, however good they may be,
 6    Life, I(86)  |     days, provided there was no danger of death.~
 7    Life, II     |       them!—for I see now the danger of conversing, at an age
 8    Life, II     |         however, being present, danger was at hand, and I exposed
 9    Life, IV     |        that power is in greater danger, and ought to occupy himself
10    Life, IV     |          that there could be no danger capable of withdrawing me
11    Life, V      |      well for thee to look that danger in the face from which our
12    Life, VI     |      life we live is so full of danger! While I am writing this—
13    Life, VII    |         no doubt there was some danger in it, were it nothing else
14    Life, VII    |         there was no such great danger therein. I did so because
15    Life, XI     |     expose ourselves to greater danger, in order that we may want
16    Life, XV     |         run—so I think—into danger. I know not if I understand
17    Life, XIX    |         ever escaped so great a danger as this device of Satan,
18    Life, XIX    |        amusing myself, in great danger of falling into sin, and
19    Life, XX     |       have been occasionally in danger of death, in my great sickness
20    Life, XXII   |       with others,—and of the danger I was in because I would
21    Life, XXIII  |       should I expose myself to danger, when, at the end of nearly
22    Life, XXIII  |     turn, fears a still greater danger, and is well-nigh drowned.
23    Life, XXIII  |      father; for I was in great danger, if I had no one to direct 
24    Life, XXVI   |       have any: there can be no danger in this, but rather great
25    Life, XXXII  |     must it be to see a soul in danger of pain, the most grievous
26    Life, XXXV   |    conscience would be in great danger; and so I praised God that
27    Life, XXXVIII|       seems to me to be full of danger. I went to an oratory in
28    Life, XXXIX  |       21. I say, then, there is danger in counting the years we
29    Life, XL     |         to health when he is in danger of death. What should I
30     Rel, I      |       or when there may be, any danger in what I am doing. These
31     Rel, III    |       brethren, O Lord, in this danger, what would I not do to
32     Rel, VII    |   matter wherein there might be danger.~19. She used to strive
33     Ind         | Conversation, worldly, vii. 10; danger of, ii. 5, vii. 10; delight