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 1     Int         | theology. Her humility does not allow her to speak with the same
 2    Pref         |        who has sent it will not allow me, I think, to let it go
 3    Life, II     |       be very careful whom they allow to mix with their children
 4    Life, II     |       yet not so secretly as to allow me to escape without the
 5    Life, XII    |       be  ./. done; nor must we allow the understanding to cease
 6    Life, XII    |     certain our Lord will never allow him to hurt any one who
 7    Life, XIII   |         is, my dulness does not allow me to say or explain in
 8    Life, XIII   |         in prison; he would not allow her to quit the subject
 9    Life, XVI    |         Your reverence must not allow it; you are my father, for
10    Life, XVII   |       Meanwhile, if He does not allow you to understand what it
11    Life, XIX    |        could be just in Thee to allow so many, who, as I said,
12    Life, XXI    |       be impossible for them to allow what they allow now, or
13    Life, XXI    |         them to allow what they allow now, or fail to receive
14    Life, XXXII  |     many reasons we never would allow more than thirteen sisters
15    Life, XXXIV  |         fear that our Lord will allow either the one or the other
16    Life, XXXV   |    could not persuade myself to allow an endowment. And though
17    Life, XXXVI  |         this person and that to allow the foundation; I had to
18    Life, XXXVI  |     endowment, they would never allow us to resign it. He said
19    Life, XXXVIII|  goodness of God, who would not allow that person to be dishonoured,
20    Life, XXXIX  |     imagine that God would ever allow the devil to have so much
21     Rel, I      |        far as my strength would allow; and thus, because I see
22     Rel, III    |         were advising me not to allow any but noble persons to
23     Rel, VI     |      this, too, is more than we allow to superiors. In a word,
24     Rel, IX     |     these bodies of ours do not allow us to have the fruition