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 1    Pref         |      absence of the knowledge and consideration of the dangers and precipices
 2    Life, III    |        but I do not remember this consideration. I endured many temptations
 3    Life, III    |       that I would never, for any consideration, recede from a promise when
 4    Life, XII    |       raising our thoughts to the consideration of the high things of heaven
 5    Life, XIII   |         they must take into their consideration who make much use of their
 6    Life, XV     |         they must not regard this consideration as unbecoming, for the blessings
 7    Life, XXII   |         temptations.~7. The first consideration is this: there is a little
 8    Life, XXII   |           come back to the second consideration. We are not angels, for
 9    Life, XXVIII |           saying, without careful consideration, they looked upon me as
10    Life, XXX    | consolation: on the contrary, the consideration of mercies so great helps
11    Life, XXXIII |    attention. At last, after much consideration, they did not dare to hinder 
12    Life, XXXIV  |          she was a person of some consideration, and knew that I lived in
13    Life, XXXIV  |         religious person of great consideration, and with whom I had conversed
14    Life, XXXVI  |           we were endowed, and in consideration of that would suffer us
15    Life, XXXVIII|         she gave him that cope in consideration of the service he had rendered
16    Life, XXXIX  |       myself, but learn, from the consideration of my misery, what it would
17     Rel, I      |        never do anything, for any consideration whatever, that is not judged