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 1  Pref,   2|           as also can consuelo ("comfort"). Esp'ritu can refer to
 2  Unic,   4|         and cared nothing for my comfort. I remember -- and I really
 3  Unic,   5|       greatest solicitude for my comfort, by my father and sister
 4  Unic,   7|         me, for he derived great comfort from speaking of the things
 5  Unic,   7|         my greatest blessing and comfort, for he was always that
 6  Unic,   7|  benefits. Since people can find comfort in the conversation and
 7  Unic,   8|           my Lord! How Thou dost comfort us and suffer us and wait
 8  Unic,   8|         way I used to find great comfort in sermons; in another,
 9  Unic,   9|          to find a great deal of comfort in reading about the lives
10  Unic,  10|       with the great gift of the comfort which comes to a soul from
11  Unic,  10|          this will give me great comfort. But I do not make that
12  Unic,  11|        alone brings me a strange comfort, for servile fear vanishes
13  Unic,  11|      desire and in which we find comfort, but in serving Him with
14  Unic,  13|         that we may lose neither comfort in this world nor fruition
15  Unic,  13|   Passion, but they derive great comfort and benefit from considering
16  Unic,  14|     these words they are a great comfort to me, as they were even
17  Unic,  16|        comforts, yet nothing can comfort it but Thee: it seems to
18  Unic,  18|      which brought me very great comfort. It is to be noted and understood
19  Unic,  19|   carefully and will be of great comfort to the weak and to sinners.~
20  Unic,  20|   communication intended, not to comfort the soul but to show it
21  Unic,  20| fulfilled in myself; and it is a comfort to me to know that others,
22  Unic,  20|         had learned it, it was a comfort to me to think that the
23  Unic,  20|         true of the soul when no comfort comes to it from Heaven,
24  Unic,  20|       when it desires no earthly comfort, and is not on earth either,
25  Unic,  20| companionship. If anything could comfort a person in this condition,
26  Unic,  20|           wherein the Lord would comfort me, is habitually turned
27  Unic,  21|         certainly never fails to comfort those who make proper preparation
28  Unic,  22|         consists in seeking, not comfort or pleasure in prayer (for
29  Unic,  23|            This was the greatest comfort to me. I began to think
30  Unic,  24|       brought me a great deal of comfort, which remained with me
31  Unic,  24|          Him, nor have I derived comfort from any others or cherished
32  Unic,  25|        alone, which was my great comfort; and I had had no one with
33  Unic,  25|                  Nothing was any comfort to me when I reflected that
34  Unic,  25|       nor on earth was there any comfort for me: the Lord permitted
35  Unic,  25|      anyone blind enough to find comfort in vanities -- and such
36  Unic,  25|          Majesty help me to find comfort in what is really comfort,
37  Unic,  25|        comfort in what is really comfort, to call honour what is
38  Unic,  27|      glory. He is a much greater comfort to me, I think, than when
39  Unic,  27|       myself by writing, it is a comfort to me, for everything I
40  Unic,  28|          such a sinner. He would comfort me most compassionately,
41  Unic,  29|          I was troubled he would comfort me greatly.~
42  Unic,  30|         will find no pleasure or comfort equal to that of meeting
43  Unic,  30|        when I would derive great comfort from prayer. What happens
44  Unic,  30|       the reading of it and find comfort in thinking of the saint'
45  Unic,  30|     resolutions they had made to comfort me with words of compassion
46  Unic,  30|    deceived.240 This was a great comfort to me.~
47  Unic,  31|         rather rejoiced and took comfort at seeing that God was showing
48  Unic,  32|      quite powerless to hope for comfort, it was impossible to sit
49  Unic,  32|          the excessive amount of comfort which I thought we had,
50  Unic,  33|    resumed. This brought me such comfort and satisfaction that all
51  Unic,  33|         the Lord told me to take comfort and not be distressed, because
52  Unic,  33|        cause for fear, he should comfort me and not lead me by so
53  Unic,  33|         From this I derived much comfort. Soon after I came under
54  Unic,  34|   superior ordered her to go and comfort a great lady who was in
55  Unic,  34|   thought that I might bring her comfort, which she could not find
56  Unic,  34|   assurance a great strength and comfort. I told the Rector about
57  Unic,  34|       abandon me. It was a great comfort to me that there was a house
58  Unic,  34|         fact, I found it a great comfort. I told him everything under
59  Unic,  34|         that I might safely take comfort and be certain283 that I
60  Unic,  34|         by it too. It is a great comfort to him to see that he is
61  Unic,  35|        well. The greater was the comfort which I sacrificed for the
62  Unic,  35|       and being glad and finding comfort in what was oppressing my
63  Unic,  35|         pleasure than for my own comfort, it will give me greater
64  Unic,  36|     yearned. It was also a great comfort to me that I had done what
65  Unic,  36|       for it. But it was a great comfort to me to see that in such
66  Unic,  36|         Lord is being pleased to comfort me by enabling me to keep
67  Unic,  36|          for her and know how to comfort her. When this was over,
68  Unic,  36| dissolved. This brought me great comfort. They sent the information
69  Unic,  38|         able to live in complete comfort. It also makes it easy for
70  Unic,  38|     repeat to the Rector for his comfort, and He added other things
71  Unic,  38|           This brought him great comfort and gave him courage and
72  Unic,  38|        when I have tried to find comfort in prayer, I have been soundly
73  Unic,  38|         of it: it is a wonderful comfort to me and it also does me
74  Unic,  39|      hand. This brought me great comfort, for I thought it meant
75  Unic,  39|          me not if I try to take comfort from anything I do, since
76  Unic,  39|          both amazement and much comfort. It was of the greatest
77  Unic,  40|    servant of God, I always find comfort in his company. And the
78  Unic,  40|        suffer a little, He would comfort me in such a way that it
79  Unic,  40|          he likes. It has been a comfort to me that they have become
80 Lette,   0|       road, this will be a great comfort to me, for I can only do