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 1     Int      |       she answered she was quite aware of it and would certainly
 2    Pref      |          to you; for if you were aware of my infirmities and necessary
 3    Life, VI  |       Majesty without being  ./. aware of it; and I also think
 4    Life, VIII|      think so—serving God, and aware of the vanity of the world,
 5    Life, XIII|      temptation—we ought to be aware of it, and be cautious in
 6    Life, XV  |          poor little soul is not aware that, as of itself it could
 7    Life, XV  |         great a grace, and to be aware that we are so near Him,
 8    Life, XVI |         because the soul is well aware that its strength is derived
 9    Life, XVII|        union, the soul should be aware of it, and see that the
10    Life, XVII|         themselves, and are well aware that the better part of
11    Life, XIX |    bathed therein, without being aware of it, and it knows not
12    Life, XIX |        as it were, without being aware of it, or doing anything
13    Life, XIX |   discern the dangers; nor is it aware of the evil which trusting
14    Life, XX  |        no faculty of the soul is aware of it,  ./. or knows what
15    Life, XXX |          have some light, and be aware of his devices, if your
16    Life, XL  |          it may be that some are aware of it. When the time is
17     Rel, II  | affliction, almost without being aware of it, and that is what
18     Rel, VII |     lasts, she cannot help being aware of it. And when it is over,
19     Rel, VIII|          even often, the soul is aware that the will alone is in
20     Rel, XI  |          for as the soul is well aware that His Majesty knoweth