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1 Outl, 0 | Augustinian Convent of St. Mary of Grace, Avila, as a boarder. Stays 2 Intr, 0 | popularity has been due to Divine grace, which first inspired her 3 Intr, 0 | say, if the Lord gives me grace to say it, in which case 4 Intr, 0 | continuous experiences of Divine grace is the best qualified to 5 Intr, 0 | manifestations of Divine grace in the writer's soul -- 6 Unic, 2(69)| Augustinian convent of Our Lady of Grace, a foundation some twenty 7 Unic, 2 | for the Lord had given me grace, wherever I was, to please 8 Unic, 5 | offended God. There is one grace, among others, which His 9 Unic, 6 | me to have received the grace which God had granted me 10 Unic, 6 | all I could to return to grace. The whole trouble lay in 11 Unic, 6 | Lord seems to have given grace to succour us in some of 12 Unic, 6 | that, if the Lord gave me grace to do anything good, the 13 Unic, 6 | not ever granting me Thy grace and helping me not to forsake 14 Unic, 8 | that period, when, by the grace of God, I was withdrawing 15 Unic, 9 | devotion: I only asked for grace not to offend Him and for 16 Unic, 10 | blessings will also give us grace to realize that it is a 17 Unic, 10 | say, if the Lord gives me grace to say it, in which case 18 Unic, 11 | mercy to him whom He gives grace and courage to resolve to 19 Unic, 12 | earthly things God granted me grace to understand this truth, 20 Unic, 14 | water is nearer to it, for grace reveals itself to the soul 21 Unic, 14 | withholds from us the water of grace, and we must despise ourselves 22 Unic, 15 | May His Majesty give me grace to explain this clearly, 23 Unic, 15 | they themselves have this grace look upon themselves as 24 Unic, 16 | state, for the water of grace rises to the very neck of 25 Unic, 17 | understand what favour and what grace it is; and still another 26 Unic, 17 | this, until He gives you grace to understand it fully, 27 Unic, 17 | just as He is giving you grace to enjoy it. As His Majesty 28 Unic, 17 | has granted you the first grace, you, with all your intellect 29 Unic, 18 | me that this is a special grace, though, as I say, both 30 Unic, 18 | that He was there only by grace; but I could not believe 31 Unic, 22 | this has to do with the grace which the Lord bestows on 32 Unic, 23 | that God has granted me the grace of being able to understand 33 Unic, 23 | the Lord, Who has given me grace to obey my confessors, however 34 Unic, 24 | servants, would grant me grace not to turn back. For to 35 Unic, 29 | us these favours and His grace, with the result that we 36 Unic, 30 | can do when it is without grace. This did not cause me great 37 Unic, 31 | pleased to grant it the grace of understanding, it must 38 Unic, 31 | they had been confirmed in grace. What happens here gives 39 Unic, 31 | are more fully grown in grace many notable fruits, in 40 Unic, 31 | God has not given us the grace fully to understand the 41 Unic, 31 | filth.250 The water of Thy grace was not yet flowing beneath 42 Unic, 31 | please His Majesty to give me grace so that I may not always 43 Unic, 32 | pleased to grant us His grace. I recall that, wicked creature 44 Unic, 34 | not be sure if I were in grace or no -- not that I wanted 45 Unic, 34 | certain283 that I was in grace, since my love for God was 46 Unic, 36 | present He is giving them grace to do; nor will they ever 47 Unic, 37 | mine, and the Lord gave me grace to endure great trials, 48 Unic, 38 | receiving so great a favour and grace. It was as if I could neither 49 Unic, 38 | the Lord has granted me grace to see, and it brings with