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 1    Life, I   |          loved, though I was very fond of them all, and they of
 2    Life, II  |           much harm. She was very fond of books of chivalry; but
 3    Life, II  |        for her coming. I was very fond of this person's company,
 4    Life, III |           had become by this time fond of good books, and that
 5    Life, V   |          to him, for I was always fond of learned men, although
 6    Life, V   |        for I had always been very fond of frequent confession.
 7    Life, VI  |         to do so; I was extremely fond of reading good books; I
 8    Life, VII |        myself. When I saw persons fond of reciting their prayers,
 9    Life, VIII|        slight one; for I was very fond of them. If I heard any
10    Life, IX  |        Lord. This is why I was so fond of images. Wretched are
11    Life, XIII|          them. I have always been fond of them; for though some
12     Rel, I   |            for I have been always fond of reading. I read very
13     Rel, I   | Amusements, of which I used to be fond, and worldly things, are
14     Rel, II  |            I used  ./. to be very fond of being loved by others;
15     Rel, VI  |           natural self—which is fond of liberty—must have been
16     Ind      |     Sanchez, father of the Saint, fond of spiritual books, i. 1;