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 1       3, I      |      caused me no hunger. And I remained without any appetite for
 2       3, X      |         and true God would have remained bound in that fig unless
 3       4, II     |         was the only one; and I remained faithful to her and with
 4       4, VII    |      down again upon me. Thus I remained to myself an unhappy lodging
 5       4, XV     |       from thee, and since they remained in the nest of thy Church
 6       5, V      |          there would still have remained a doubt in my mind whether
 7       5, VIII   |  slipped away secretly, and she remained to pray and weep. And what
 8       5, XIV    |          for this empty concern remained foremost with me as long
 9       6, XXI    |      like his will, by which he remained not in thy truth. What shall “
10       7, VI(252)|         The last obstacles that remained. His intellectual difficulties
11       7, VI     |  affections on heavenly things, remained in the cottage. Both of
12      10, VIII   | therefore, unless the Beginning remained immutable, there would then
13      10, XXXI   |         what and how much still remained till the end. But far be
14      12, IV     |      had never been made or had remained unformed? Thou didst not