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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
SAID occurs
72 times
38 in BB • 34 in 12&12
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1.
2.
At
least, so the
chemist
said.
3.
"
Joykiller,
nag,
wet blanket" -- that's what they
said.
4.
"
Maybe you're
right," he
said.
5.
The
question which might
naturally come into your
mind would be: "what did the
man do
or
say that was
different
from what
others had
done or
said?"
6.
'
Damn this
faith business!' we
said.
7.
Not
another word was
said.
8.
What
more indeed could be
said?
9.
10.
11.
12.
'You have
faith,' I
said.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Let him
tell you about it: "I was
much impressed with what
you
fellows said about
alcoholism, and I
frankly
did not
believe it would be
possible for me to
drink again.
17.
... said about
receiving strength, inspiration, and direction ...
BB
Into Action, p.85
18.
I
know little of where I
went or what I
said and did.
19.
But what we have
said applies
quite as
much to
women.
20.
He would do
anything, he
said, but that.
21.
They
said firmly, "You can't
talk like this
around here. You'll have to
quit it or
get out."
22.
Had not
people said God had
reserved this
privilege to the
birds?
23.
They
said God made these
things possible, and we only
smiled.
24.
We had
always said, "
Grant me my
wishes"
instead of "
Thy will be
done."
25.
A
quizzical smile on his
lips, he
said, "Have you
fellows had your
morning meditation?"
26.
27.
He
said he was
perfectly willing to
go to
jail if she
insisted.
28.
Said he, "
Well, what about it?
29.
30.
It would have been
impressive heroics if he had
walked up to the
Judge and
said, "
Here I am."
31.
"'
Well,'
said I, 'I
think you're
just a
conceited Irishman who
thinks he can
run the
whole show.'
32.
'
Bill,' he
said, 'I
think it's a
shame that you are
financially so
hard up.
33.
34.
"What we are
really afraid
of," he
said, "is our
reputation.
35.
36.
But
finally he
said it -- the
landlord would
put us
out if we didn't
pay up.
37.
38.
Simply, but
smilingly, he
said, "I've
got religion."
39.
40.
"
Oh no,"
said
my
friend, "this
chap is
either through with
liquor, or he is
minus a
job.
41.
There was, they
said,
no such thing as the
personal conquest of this
compulsion by the
unaided will.
42.
And what can be
said of
many A.A. members who, for a
variety of
reasons, cannot
have a
family life?
43.
Said one of the
visitors, "We're
giving you a
treatment for
alcoholism."
44.
But
one of the
friends said, "
Put him in a
private room. We'll be
down."
45.
'
Bill, haven't you
often said right here in this
meeting that
sometimes the
good is the
enemy of the
best?
46.
47.
48.
It has been
well said that "
almost the only
scoffers at
prayer are
those who
never tried it
enough."
49.
He
admitted he was
overdoing these
things, but
frankly said that he was not
ready to
stop.
50.
They had
said that
though I
did
raise a
defense, it
would
one day give way before some
trivial reason for having a
drink.
51.
52.
53.
Said the
future Fellow Anonymous: "
Damn little to
laugh about that I can
see."
54.
55.
"
Yes, that's me,"
said the
sick man, "the
very image.
56.
57.
Many of us
said to our
Maker, as we
understood Him:
"
God, I
offer myself to
Thee -- to
build with me and to do with me as
Thou wilt.
58.
How
often have some of us
begun to
drink in this
nonchalant way, and
after the
third or
fourth,
pounded on the
bar and
said to
ourselves, "For
God's
sake, how did I
ever get started again?"
59.
60.
We
said to
ourselves, "This
I cannot do
today,
perhaps,
but I can
stop crying out '
No,
never!'"
61.
When a
person offended we
said to
ourselves, "This is
a
sick man.
62.
He
said to the
doctor, "Is
there
no exception?"
63.
How
many times people have
said to us: "I can
take it or
leave it
alone.
Why can't he?"
64.
65.
The
Bible, we
said, was
full of
nonsense; we could
cite it
chapter and
verse, and we couldn't
see the
Beatitudes for the '
begats.'
66.
67.
68.
Then
people said we were of
the "
inferior"
type.
69.
We
said, "
Why can't '
God as we
understand Him'
tell us where we are
astray?
70.
He
said, "
Why don't you
choose your
own conception of
God?"
71.
"We
deal," they
said, "with
alcoholics only.
72.
The
doctor said: "You have the
mind of a
chronic alcoholic. I have
never seen one single case recover, where that
state of
mind existed to the
extent that it does in you."
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