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 1   0, 25| transformation, ineffable and perfect peace; no higher state is conceivable,
 2   0, 39|        reached that point and has the peace which goes with it".13 As
 3   1, 8 |             the castle or to find any peace within it. Still, they have
 4   2, 16|             that she seems to have no peace save when she is torturing
 5   2, 18|             them) it may lose its own peace of mind and perhaps disturb
 6   1, 5 |             find neither security nor peace: let it refrain from visiting
 7   1, 7 |              to lose his life and his peace and everything that he can
 8   1, 10|              upon them by our vices. "Peace, peace," said the Lord,
 9   1, 10|            them by our vices. "Peace, peace," said the Lord, my sisters,
10   1, 10|              a time He spoke words of peace to His Apostles.48 Believe
11   1, 10|            Believe me, unless we have peace, and strive for peace in
12   1, 10|            have peace, and strive for peace in our own home, we shall
13   1, 8 |              favours, He will give it peace and resignation to His will,
14   1, 13|              already said, if we find peace where we live; but if we
15   2, 4 |           accompanied by the greatest peace and quietness and sweetness
16   1, 5 |              for the soul or the same peace and joy. That joy is greater
17   2, 10|               by the devil, who gives peace to the soul in order later
18   2, 11|          attain to this state have no peace: they do have it, and to
19   2, 11|           though they are, they bring peace and contentment. The very
20   3, 10|             is there any certainty or peace or interior consolation.
21   3, 17|             to leave in the soul this peace or light, but only restlessness
22   5, 10|           soul and leave it with such peace and tranquillity and with
23   6, 6 |           soul with the quietness and peace caused it by this distress;
24   6, 10|             of the soul's being, such peace and such happiness that
25   8, 3 |              soul would not have such peace and such constant desires
26   8, 7 |               or bring it such inward peace. It is not usual for one
27   9, 10|            into that blessed state of peace. It is just as when Saint
28   2, 6 |             that centre nor loses its peace, for He Who gave His peace
29   2, 6 |            peace, for He Who gave His peace to the Apostles when they
30   2, 6 |              all together230 can give peace to the soul. ~
31   2, 7 |            glorious Magdalen to go in peace;231 for the words of the
32   2, 8 |           injure it and take away its peace. I may seem to be giving
33   2, 9 |               always in this state of peace, though the soul itself
34   2, 9 |             as to rob the soul of its peace and stability -- at least,
35   2, 9 |             afflictions and yet be in peace. I want to put before you
36   2, 10|        disturb it or to take away its peace, for the passions are already
37   3, 5 |           interior joy, and much more peace than in the state described
38   3, 14|         Scripture which describe this peace of the soul! My God, since
39   3, 14|             until Thou give them true peace and take them where peace
40   3, 14|             peace and take them where peace will never end, must always
41   3, 14|            live in fear. I say "true" peace, not because I think this
42   3, 14|              not because I think this peace is not true, but because
43   3, 16|              or deprive them of their peace. The few storms pass quickly,