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 1    Pref       | experience of this religious, her discretion also and her humility, which
 2    Pref       |         experience, and Christian discretion. It perfectly answers the
 3    Life, III  |         she was a person of great discretion and sanctity. I listened
 4    Life, VI   |           is good, has but little discretion. But I ask, for the love
 5    Life, XI   |         the longer it lasts. Some discretion must be used, in order to
 6    Life, XI   |          the body.~24. I spoke of discretion, because sometimes the devil
 7    Life, XIII |      vigour resume our prayer.~2. Discretion is necessary throughout.
 8    Life, XIII |       reserved, controlled by the discretion and authority of a director;
 9    Life, XIII |        and so rare are they whose discretion in that matter is not excessive.
10    Life, XIII |          right, except with great discretion and with much reserve, without
11    Life, XIII |       does not seem necessary for discretion, my opinion has always been,
12    Life, XV   |          of wood, laid on without discretion to quench this little spark;
13    Life, XIX  |        zeal, to give away without discretion the fruit of its garden,
14    Life, XIX  |        confidence in God, without discretion: because the soul does not
15    Life, XXI  |           its feet. They say that discretion, and the dignity of their
16    Life, XXII |        throughout, experience and discretion are necessary. May our Lord,
17    Life, XXIII|      should be directed with much discretion; their directors should
18    Life, XXIX |           resume my prayer. Great discretion, therefore, is necessary
19     Ind       |      certain causes of, xxxi. 21.~Discretion, xi. 23, xiii. 2; excessive,