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 1    Pref         |     that a love which causes wonder, reason requires we should
 2    Life, IV     |      have often thought with wonder of the great goodness of
 3    Life, V      |     much harm, that it is no wonder I should speak of it here
 4    Life, V      |    dead, I am so filled with wonder, that I almost tremble with 
 5    Life, VII    |  much left to myself, that I wonder now I was not always on
 6    Life, IX     | torments it has to endure! I wonder now how I could live in
 7    Life, XII    | moment, so that I am lost in wonder. One thing I can truly say:
 8    Life, XIII   | people are ignorant. I often wonder at learned men—particularly
 9    Life, XIV    |    earthly things,203 and no wonder; for it sees clearly that,
10    Life, XXIII  |   relations with me makes me wonder; for he had spent, I believe,
11    Life, XXIII  |     the matter altogether. I wonder at times how it was that
12    Life, XXIV   |   with angels." This made me wonder very much; for the commotion
13    Life, XXV    |      on this matter. It is a wonder to me that any experienced
14    Life, XXX    |       Glory be to God, for a wonder, it never runs on what is
15    Life, XXX    |     perfect contemplation. I wonder what would happen if those
16    Life, XXXI   | great as to fill people with wonder. O my God, why is their
17    Life, XXXIII |      such as to fill me with wonder. It made me unable to abstain
18    Life, XXXIII |   those who heard of it with wonder, provided for me. The house
19    Life, XXXV   |    great! I am often lost in wonder when I consider and see
20    Life, XXXVIII|    Host is, I am filled with wonder, ever since that vision,