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 1    Pref        |        such excesses of love as disturb those who know nothing of
 2    Life, XIII  | recollection, because anxieties disturb prayer. It is painful to
 3    Life, XIII  |      our own necessities should disturb us. But so it is; for when
 4    Life, XIII  |        violent storms which now disturb the Church? If some have
 5    Life, XX    |        restless, and attempt to disturb it, it takes care—for
 6    Life, XXII  |      bodily object whatever can disturb or hinder it. They say that
 7    Life, XXX   |        reassure themselves, and disturb me no more. My confessor
 8    Life, XXX   |       with trouble; it does not disturb the soul; it causes neither
 9    Life, XXXI  |         excessive as greatly to disturb my soul. They went so far,
10    Life, XXXIII|         to me, though I did not disturb him. But I knew it was a
11     Rel, IX    |        understand me, and would disturb me—and because I had a