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  1   0, 12|          they may have done me some good!' I promised her not to
  2   0, 20|             edifying conversations, good company and so on. It is
  3   0, 41|          included. The copy makes a good many alterations, mainly
  4   0, 45|           the autograph which did a good deal to restore the respect
  5   1, 1 |          and so full of all that is good? I can find nothing with
  6   1, 2 |           possess souls. As to what good qualities there may be in
  7   1, 7 |     interior matters, and that is a good way of keeping oneself from
  8   1, 8 |      affairs; but their desires are good; sometimes, though infrequently,
  9   1, 8 |             Still, they have done a good deal by entering at all. ~
 10   2, 1 |             mortal sin, none of the good works it may do will be
 11   2, 2 |            and causes it to produce good fruit. When the soul, on
 12   2, 5 |           made her realize that any good thing we do has its source,
 13   2, 5 |          that, whenever she did any good thing, or saw such a thing
 14   2, 5 |            a rule, when she did any good action, she never gave a
 15   2, 7 |             continually hear what a good thing prayer is, and our
 16   2, 8 |          one can have too much of a good thing, as the saying goes,34
 17   2, 9 |            repeat that it is a very good thing -- excellent, indeed --
 18   2, 10|      readier to embrace all that is good: if we never rise above
 19   2, 10|                For extremes are not good," they say, "even in virtue;
 20   2, 10|          case I shall only be doing good people harm; anyway, a person
 21   2, 11|            our eyes upon Christ our Good, from Whom we shall learn
 22   2, 12|             enter them, always with good intentions; but as the devil'
 23   2, 12|          offend God and may perform good works. Those who find themselves
 24   2, 16|        herself. This, in itself, is good; but, if the prioress has
 25   2, 16|            see what this apparently good thing has led to. Another
 26   2, 16|              This, again, is a very good thing; but the result of
 27   1, 2 |           should realize that it is good to flee from them. In some
 28   1, 3 |           dwells, He becomes a very good Neighbour to them. And such
 29   1, 4 |        through the conversations of good people, or from sermons,
 30   1, 4 |           or through the reading of good books; and there are many
 31   1, 4 |            are persevering and have good desires. This is the most
 32   1, 5 |            its own house is full of good things, if it will only
 33   1, 5 |             a Host Who will put all good things into its possession,
 34   1, 10|            your fall God will bring good, just as a man selling an
 35   1, 10|                will enjoy many more good things than they could ever
 36   1, 12|           can get to know Him or do good works in His service. For
 37   1    |            we may reach, and of how good it is for us to walk in
 38   1    |            chapter contains several good points.~
 39   1, 3 |          Lady, and when you have as good a Mother as that there is
 40   1, 3 |        great she must be and what a good thing it is that we have
 41   1, 4 |         abhorring them. All that is good, but, as I have said, it
 42   1, 5 |     interior trials, which vex many good souls to an intolerable
 43   1, 5 |         venial sin -- and they make good use of their lives and their
 44   1, 5 |         away from your own trifling good works, for these you are
 45   1, 7 |          measure).68 This is a very good beginning; and, if we persevere
 46   2, 4 |          led him thus far, well and good; but he ought to realize
 47   2, 5 |        after more and more, however good his intention may be (and
 48   2, 5 |           his intention may be (and good it must be, because, as
 49   2, 6 |            Him, for this our God is good indeed. And yet they become
 50   2, 6 |           suffered, and upon what a good thing it is to suffer, and
 51   2, 9 |             is only to journey with good speed so that we may see
 52   2, 12|          that, surely those who are good and humble will praise Him
 53   2, 12|           Him once, I think it is a good thing that all this should
 54   2, 12|             and grow continually in good works and virtues. Do not
 55   2, 14|            theirs, but this, though good, is not the most important
 56   1, 3 |            in fact they do the soul good. I think in this state of
 57   1, 10|         what is not bad at all, but good, and think it very wrong.
 58   1, 12|       praying altogether. It is not good for us to be disturbed by
 59   2, 9 |        knows better than we what is good for us and which of us truly
 60   3, 2 |          strangers, to whom all the good things in the castle are
 61   3, 2 |             castle, perceives their good will, and in His great mercy
 62   3, 2 |             back to Him. So, like a good Shepherd, with a call so
 63   3, 3 |             Him as there. This is a good habit and an excellent kind
 64   3, 4 |             have never seemed to me good enough to lead me to accept
 65   3, 7 |             of absorption, well and good; but it should not try to
 66   3, 8 |  unworthiness to receive such great good and to occupy itself in
 67   3, 9 |            continuance that all our good proceeds. ~
 68   3, 12|            he was beginning to make good progress with this one. ~
 69   1, 4 |         happened until it has had a good deal of experience of it.
 70   1, 7 | communicates His favours are bad or good. His Majesty knows all about
 71   2, 4 |            as frequent confessions, good books and sermons, for these
 72   2, 4 |         itself on this food, and on good meditations, until it is
 73   2, 7 |        obedience, and all the other good works that you know of.
 74   2, 12|           live, and in thinking how good it would be for us to depart
 75   3, 1 |         souls so long as it leads a good life, and from its own heat
 76   3, 8 |           enjoy bearing them. It is good if we can do this and some
 77   3, 9 |           God, although we may have good reasons for believing that
 78   3, 10|      practice and carry out for the good of our neighbours in the
 79   3, 11|        imagination. The devil makes good use of the imagination in
 80   3, 13|          rights and forget your own good in your concern for theirs,
 81   4, 2 |            always fruitful in doing good to itself and to other souls --
 82   4, 7 |          and, under colour of doing good, sets about undermining
 83   4, 10|           commit, even in doing our good works! Amen. ~
 84   1    |       conduct themselves. This is a good chapter for any who suffer
 85   1, 3 |         their own lives and dragged good people down with them",
 86   1, 4 |           there are who believe the good things they say by comparison
 87   1, 4 |        clearly that if there is any good in it this is a gift of
 88   1, 4 |          and shown it that anything good it may have does not come
 89   1, 4 |          for them to think of it as good, though in fact it is not,
 90   1, 5 |            unmeritedly described as good is an incomparably greater
 91   1, 8 |           that confessors have very good cause to be afraid of it
 92   1, 12|             If it has done anything good, or His Majesty has granted
 93   3, 4 |             with the Pharisees: any good you may gain will depend
 94   3, 7 |          many blessings, or produce good works tending greatly to
 95   4, 11|             more earnestly to bring good out of our wretchedness,
 96   5, 5 |            failures. If it does any good action, rather than remember
 97   6, 5 |       experience which is extremely good for it, making it realize
 98   6, 7 |           to believe that tears are good, they make no attempt to
 99   6, 9 |      aridity. He knows best what is good for us, and in this way
100   6, 11|          give it to us all! And how good He has been to you in placing
101   6, 12|          are those who have had the good fortune to escape from it!
102   7, 5 |           mind; those who have been good will have nothing to grieve
103   7, 6 |             me admit that this is a good way. I may be wrong and
104   7, 7 |          they lose their Guide, the good Jesus, they will be unable
105   7, 9 |           into flame. Would it be a good thing for the soul to remain
106   7, 9 |          certainly not; nor is it a good thing to expect miracles:
107   7, 13|         should suspend it, well and good; for in that case He will
108   7, 13|            it in everything that is good; whereas, if it laboured
109   7, 13|       mysteries of Jesus Christ our Good. No one, however spiritual,
110   7, 14|            bear them perfectly. The good Jesus is too good company
111   7, 14|    perfectly. The good Jesus is too good company for us to forsake
112   8, 1 |             companionship with this good Jesus, it will be well for
113   8, 3 |  strengthened and gladdened by such good companionship. For she saw
114   8, 3 |         again, could not do so much good: were it his work, the soul
115   8, 4 |        ignorant and thus I can be a good witness and you may be sure
116   8, 7 |           soul such a great deal of good, or bring it such inward
117   8, 7 |            is so evil to do so much good; he could not, in fact,
118   8, 8 |            on your soul, either for good or for evil: commend yourself
119   8, 9 |            seeing you are leading a good life, she may think your
120   9, 12|           you are humble and have a good conscience. His Majesty
121   9, 12|            Majesty is able to bring good out of evil and you will
122   9, 12|           is of Him Who is our only Good. ~
123   9, 14|             extremely struck by the good reasons against the practice
124   9, 15|         Even if you think it a very good one, and to be greatly prized
125   9, 22|          put those it receives to a good use. ~
126  10, 4 |       loving us, and so He has very good reason for desiring us all
127  10, 5 |          cannot lie. This is a very good explanation of David's meaning
128  10, 7 |         true to say that we have no good thing in ourselves, but
129  11, 5 |        Since she is absent from her Good, why should she wish to
130  11, 7 |         suffering is doing them any good, yet they keep suffering
131   1, 3 |        bound so that they can do no good thing which will help them
132   1, 6 |        everything is different. Our good God now desires to remove
133   1, 8 |            this belief the soul has good reason, though all the time
134   3, 4 |             should suffer, well and good; if not, she does not worry
135   3, 11|             in this state and do it good that I am reminded of the
136   3, 13|       together with all those other good effects already described
137   4, 2 |            soul is gaining from the good Companion Who is with it.
138   4, 2 |            service and from its own good resolutions. On the contrary,
139   4, 4 |                        It will be a good thing, sisters, if I tell
140   4, 6 |         Marriage, of which are born good works and good works alone. ~
141   4, 6 |             are born good works and good works alone. ~
142   4, 7 |             does it a great deal of good; and later, when the soul
143   4, 8 |            fact, it is for your own good that it should not; if it
144   4, 8 |         sisters, if you wish to lay good foundations, each of you
145   4, 15|             for all our sisters are good already." What has that
146   4, 19|      likeness. If you find anything good in this book which helps