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 1     Int, 0(19)|      second edition, and can scarcely have contained more than
 2    Life, VIII |   but it was so mean, that I scarcely made any account whatever
 3    Life, X    | grace thinks that now it has scarcely anything more to desire,
 4    Life, XIV  |    earth, as it seems to me, scarcely ever understand wherein
 5    Life, XV   |      has happened to me, who scarcely understand a word of what
 6    Life, XIX  |   made digressions enough. I scarcely know what I have said, nor
 7    Life, XX   |    so very great, that I can scarcely endure it. Sometimes my
 8    Life, XX   |      so, that now and then I scarcely knew that my feet touched
 9    Life, XXIII|    written so much evil, and scarcely anything that was good,
10    Life, XXIV |      secret places, and so I scarcely dared to stir. Afterwards,
11    Life, XXV  |    so disposed that they are scarcely active, being, as it were,
12    Life, XXX  |     so much so, that I could scarcely control myself. At other
13    Life, XXXI |     the grace of God; I have scarcely any fear of them at all,
14    Life, XXXIV|   father, so much so that he scarcely knew himself, so to speak.
15    Life, XXXV |  many in everything, I found scarcely any one of this opinion—
16    Life, XXXV |   from the precipice: he has scarcely stumbled at all, when Thou
17    Life, XXXVI|    whole of that night I had scarcely rested at all, and for some
18     Rel, II   |     that what they say makes scarcely any more impression upon
19     Rel, II   |     them, is so high, that I scarcely ever begin to think of them
20     Rel, II   |     of me, without my taking scarcely any care at all, being as
21     Rel, III  |   Thinking how it was that I scarcely ever fell into a trance
22     Rel, VIII |    these great impetuosities scarcely ever leave me, except through
23     Ind       |    her ingratitude, xiv. 16; scarcely understood a word of Latin,