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  1   0, 24| afflictions. The afflictions which give the description of these
  2   0, 27|      Castle that it is needless to give references. She does not,
  3   2, 1 |           not to please Him but to give pleasure to the devil; and,
  4   2, 2 |           a tree planted. It would give no shade and yield no fruit
  5   2, 6 |         pleased of His goodness to give us grace to understand them. ~
  6   2, 7 |            the things He does, and give various explanations of
  7   2, 12|         these first Mansions I can give some very useful information
  8   2, 16|      explain this better I want to give you several illustrations.
  9   1, 7 |          its journey is but begun. Give it light so that it may
 10   1, 8 |          should grant them to you, give Him heartfelt thanks. ~
 11   1, 9 |           us to advise Him what to give us, for He can rightly reply
 12   1, 1 |            the Lord never fails to give a person who does this security
 13   1, 2 |           be certain that God will give us His hand and help us
 14   1, 6 |          the reward which He is to give us must of necessity be
 15   1, 8 |          the soul favours, He will give it peace and resignation
 16   2, 4 |      suffering because he wants to give the money to the poor. But
 17   2, 4 |            himself for the Lord to give it to him. ~
 18   2, 7 |      precisely of this kind, which give you the opportunity to test
 19   2, 11|       humble they will be moved to give thanks. Should they fail
 20   2, 12|           that serve Him, it would give me the greatest pleasure
 21   2, 12|            you in this way He will give you in other ways -- His
 22   1, 12|         this obstacle forced me to give up praying altogether. It
 23   1, 14|          These weaknesses will not give everyone so much trouble,
 24   1, 15|       until the Lord is pleased to give us light. But it is necessary (
 25   2, 2 |         very ignorant, and my wits give me no help, and I am so
 26   2, 9 |            but they beg Him not to give them to them in this life.
 27   2, 9 |          only to whom God wills to give it and often when the soul
 28   3, 2 |          Shepherd's call that they give up the things outside the
 29   3, 3 |        however, that if we wish to give His Majesty free course,
 30   3, 4 |    happening within himself should give God great praise, for he
 31   3, 9 |         God than it was before and give it much more freedom. It
 32   3, 9 |           s sake, His Majesty will give him grace to bear them patiently,
 33   3, 10|       earnest warning which I must give those who find themselves
 34   3, 10|         great love was yearning to give Himself to them as a Friend,
 35   3, 13|           can. The superior should give such persons fewer hours
 36   1, 2 |          also show us the road and give strength to our souls so
 37   1, 2 |          if the Lord is pleased to give me the knowledge. ~
 38   1, 3 |           if God our Lord does not give it us; there is no one for
 39   1, 3 |        write sense, so that we may give great praise to the Lord. ~
 40   1, 4 |    hindering Him. What will He not give Who so much loves giving
 41   1, 4 |          much loves giving and can give all that He will? ~
 42   1, 6 |           and the true. But I will give you a clear indication which
 43   1, 6 |       mistaken, I am very ready to give credence to those who have
 44   1, 6 |          them. As God uses them to give light to His Church, He
 45   2, 6 |          it with His greatness and give it such worth that its reward
 46   3, 8 |          His Majesty be pleased to give us grace so that we may
 47   3, 12|         sick woman to whom you can give some help, never be affected
 48   3, 13|          way that you can, He will give you more even than you can
 49   4, 3 |        which she sees that she can give Him pleasure. His Majesty,
 50   4, 5 |          May the Lord in His mercy give us light lest we fall into
 51   4, 8 |          this, and beg the Lord to give us light, we shall at once
 52   4, 10|          some idea of what He will give us in Heaven, without the
 53   1, 16|            it right that we should give them that name, since they
 54   1, 16|     explain these others. The Lord give me His help in everything
 55   2, 5 |           on reading this; he must give Him most heartfelt thanks
 56   2, 6 |          soul by the devil: he can give pleasures and delights which
 57   2, 8 |            receive this favour and give thanks for it. ~
 58   3, 4 |         sisters, whether or no you give them credence, when they
 59   3, 5 |          world, were to combine to give it reasons for not being
 60   3, 7 |         refer to the future, do we give credence to them as we do
 61   3, 11|           these words will help to give us courage and Our Lord
 62   4, 7 |   understand His greatness. Let us give Him hearty praise for being
 63   4, 8 |    suitable comparison which would give some sort of explanation
 64   4, 11|     creatures we are, and may they give us clearer sight, as did
 65   4, 12|          to whom He will, He would give them to us all if we loved
 66   4, 12|          have those to whom He may give them, and His riches are
 67   4, 12|     diminished by His readiness to give. ~
 68   4, 13|         more, and, in doing so, to give fuller life to the soul.
 69   4, 17|          the nature of rapture: to give a full idea of it, as I
 70   5, 5 |     fearful, and, did Our Lord not give it courage, it would continually
 71   5, 6 |        anything to offer God or to give up for His sake. The Crucified
 72   5, 9 |            I know no other name to give it) which, though no sound
 73   5, 9 |           the things which used to give it pleasure, it no longer
 74   5, 11|         the Spouse is beginning to give to His bride, and so precious
 75   5, 11|         the soul has power also to give it grace not to lose them. ~
 76   5, 12|         everything else must needs give courage too. You will say
 77   5, 12|          too say I. May He Who can give so much be for ever praised.
 78   6, 4 |         comes from herself and may give Thee praise. Cost what it
 79   6, 4 |         she desires, and she would give a thousand lives, if she
 80   6, 9 |        lowliness, and leave Him to give us what He wills, whether
 81   6, 10|           you this favour, you may give Him hearty praise and know
 82   6, 11|         sisters! If only God would give it to us all! And how good
 83   6, 13|        sensible than she? What can give us greater pleasure than
 84   7, 9 |        going out, and, if it is to give off heat of itself, it needs
 85   7, 10|          be that the Lord will not give it us, for as long as a
 86   7, 14|    prioress, in order that she may give you some work which will
 87   8, 1 |            He grants them, we must give Him hearty praise that He
 88   8, 4 |        those already described, to give oneself wholly up to His
 89   8, 6 |       giving them to us. So let us give Him special thanks for them;
 90   8, 8 |          you, and will continue to give him light, so that he in
 91   8, 8 |            that he in his turn may give it to you. ~
 92   8, 9 |        found. Your prioress should give you leave to do this; for
 93  10, 8 |         will in all things, and to give her some knowledge of the
 94   1, 1 |           Him to guide my pen, and give me to understand how I may
 95   1, 4 |      looking at such a man and not give him this food to eat? And
 96   1, 8 |          never fail, I believe, to give her the most certain assurance
 97   1, 11|        that the Lord is pleased to give them. It seems to me, too,
 98   2, 4 |      joined so that the light they give is one: the wicks and the
 99   2, 6 |           were all together230 can give peace to the soul. ~
100   3, 7 |           costly oblation they can give Him. They are no more afraid
101   3, 8 |          He has ample fortitude to give us when He sees that we
102   3, 9 |           dwells in our souls, and give Him fervent praise, for
103   3, 14|            it, and who, until Thou give them true peace and take
104   4, 3 |            true, for the Lord will give such persons very special
105   4, 4 |          that He does it simply to give these souls pleasure. That
106   4, 10|          which it now enjoys would give it much greater strength
107   4, 12|            entertain Him badly and give Him nothing to eat. And
108   4, 12|           to eat. And how can Mary give Him anything, seated as
109   4, 15|           sacrifice we are able to give Him, and His Majesty will
110   4, 16|           we may praise Him and to give me grace to do some of the
111   4, 18|     Mansions, He will more quickly give you the will to reach the
112   4, 20|         whenever you read this, to give great praise to His Majesty
113   4, 20|         multiply His Church and to give light to the Lutherans and