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  1     Int, Arg    |         quiet. She shows that many souls advance so far, but that
  2     Int, Arg    |           those who have to direct souls practising prayer that they
  3     Int, Arg    |            would be instructive to souls. This chapter brings the
  4    Pref         |            by which God leads some souls are not meant for others.
  5    Pref         |            light,67 and to deceive souls which are curious and of
  6    Pref         |         said of those who frighten souls who are going on by the
  7    Pref         |      prisoners. Besides, there are souls whom God, in a way, constrains
  8    Pref         |           extreme of sins, and for souls of this kind it is of the
  9    Life, V      |         His long-suffering towards souls. May He be blessed for evermore,
 10    Life, VI     |       helps in a special way those souls who commend themselves to
 11    Life, VII    |         important matter for those souls who are not strong in virtue;
 12    Life, X      |    received? It is clear that such souls must consider themselves
 13    Life, XI     |   ourselves. He knoweth that these souls long to be always thinking
 14    Life, XI     |       continued for some days. Let souls pass out of this desert
 15    Life, XIII   |         seeks and loves courageous souls; but they must be humble
 16    Life, XIII   |          heresies by which so many souls are visibly lost; for this
 17    Life, XIII   |             because there are many souls who make greater progress
 18    Life, XIII   |          receives. I have met with souls cramped and tormented, because
 19    Life, XIV    |         filling up the void in our souls occasioned by our sins.~
 20    Life, XIV    |            am very sorry for those souls who find themselves alone
 21    Life, XV     |           matter; for many are the souls who attain to this state,
 22    Life, XV     |          our Lord, I implore those souls to whom His Majesty has
 23    Life, XV     |            address myself to those souls; but I am not saying that
 24    Life, XV     |          Majesty will have perfect souls to possess.~7. This little
 25    Life, XV     |        before,215 I know that many souls come thus far, and that
 26    Life, XV     |            much to recommend these souls to take care that they do
 27    Life, XV     |     recommended to us, and for the souls in purgatory,—not, however,
 28    Life, XV     |         always is ministering unto souls, when done simply for God.~
 29    Life, XV     |                the great affair of souls is, when they begin to pray,
 30    Life, XV     |           do so—though there are souls whom the certain conviction
 31    Life, XV     |  reasonably believe in the matter. Souls, therefore, are not to weary
 32    Life, XVIII  | communication which Thou hast with souls in this our exile! Yea,
 33    Life, XVIII  |          Yea, even if they be good souls, it is on Thy part great
 34    Life, XVIII  |             give graces so high to souls who have been such great
 35    Life, XVIII  |            to obey—is to inspire souls with a longing after so
 36    Life, XIX    |            this for the comfort of souls which are weak, as I am,
 37    Life, XXI    |          greater profit.~15. Those souls are strong which are chosen
 38    Life, XXII   |          say: God, too, is guiding souls by many ways and methods,
 39    Life, XXII   |       other graces of God given to souls,—will consider that opinion
 40    Life, XXII   |          is the reason why so many souls, after advancing to the
 41    Life, XXIII  |           most justly so; for many souls have been greatly blessed
 42    Life, XXIII  |            the great good of those souls with whom he converses and
 43    Life, XXVI   |       truth; for the love of those souls who have come to this state
 44    Life, XXVI   |            at the torments of lost souls without acknowledging the
 45    Life, XXVII  |            such a state as this. O souls, you who have begun to pray,
 46    Life, XXX    |          true description of those souls who attain to this state;
 47    Life, XXX    |         may not burn out. So those souls I am speaking of, however
 48    Life, XXX    |         light affliction for those souls to whom He, in His goodness,
 49    Life, XXX    |        very good penance; for when souls are not strong enough to
 50    Life, XXX    |           confessions, and to draw souls unto God. Such a one neither
 51    Life, XXXI   |           once on the night of All Souls. I was in an oratory, and,
 52    Life, XXXI   |        water at him. I saw certain souls at that moment come forth
 53    Life, XXXI   |            if they do not find the souls they assail give up the
 54    Life, XXXI   |        that soul, while a thousand souls of another order are observed
 55    Life, XXXI   |        many go backwards who, poor souls, know not how to help themselves;
 56    Life, XXXI   |           explain it, because many souls, I believe, delude themselves
 57    Life, XXXI   |            here, for I see certain souls are very greatly afflicted
 58    Life, XXXI   |            that ground. When these souls begin, with great fervour,
 59    Life, XXXII  |          the sight of so many lost souls,—especially of the Lutherans,
 60    Life, XXXII  |       desires for the salvation of souls; for certainly I believe
 61    Life, XXXII  |            see Satan carry so many souls daily away.~10. This also
 62    Life, XXXII  |        relief and progress of many souls: he, too, came now to give
 63    Life, XXXIV  |           the great profit of many souls, because he  ./. has in
 64    Life, XXXIV  |        than he, is directing these souls, so that they are not left
 65    Life, XXXIV  |        thus humble, he will profit souls and himself more than if
 66    Life, XXXIV  |   benefited himself and some other souls, of whom mine is one. As
 67    Life, XXXIV  |           should follow after such souls, if it be possible.~20.
 68    Life, XXXIV  |             who takes such care of souls that they may not be lost!~
 69    Life, XXXV   |           not have even wished for souls such as they are for the
 70    Life, XXXVI  |          where they may save their souls in the way of their own 
 71    Life, XXXVIII|            deeply impressed on our souls as to make it clear that
 72    Life, XXXVIII|           this that he was to draw souls unto God.~15. At another
 73    Life, XXXVIII|       marvellously Thou sustainest souls, showing to them, not all
 74    Life, XXXVIII|          me in relation to certain souls. I will confine myself to
 75    Life, XXXVIII|         very much; for the cure of souls seems to me to be full of
 76    Life, XXXVIII|            visions I had, I saw no souls escape purgatory except
 77    Life, XXXVIII|      degree of glory to which some souls have been raised, showing
 78    Life, XXXIX  |        Lord has very often rescued souls from mortal sins and led
 79    Life, XXXIX  |            as to the delivering of souls out of purgatory, and other
 80    Life, XXXIX  |            me for the salvation of souls than for the health of the
 81    Life, XXXIX  |        progress and advancement of souls, not the years they may
 82    Life, XXXIX  |            Majesty, and give these souls the reins, if we see that
 83    Life, XXXIX  |          into the abyss.~17. These souls trust themselves in the
 84    Life, XXXIX  |         and more near to God these souls must be than we are, seeing
 85    Life, XXXIX  |        have so much power over the souls of His servants as to give
 86    Life, XL     |           vision as this fills the souls with such awe, what will
 87    Life, XL     |           to provide help for many souls,—and also because I see
 88     Rel, II     |         keenly the loss of so many souls. I see many persons making
 89     Rel, III    |       would take His rest with the souls which entered the monasteries;
 90     Rel, III    |            because there were many souls that did not serve Him because
 91     Rel, III    |     sickness for the good of their souls, and careless superiors
 92     Rel, III    |         exceedingly sorry for such souls, that, to deliver only one,
 93     Rel, III    |          on improving—I mean the souls that are in it.~18. On the
 94     Rel, V      |         often are means of winning souls, even if they are not in
 95     Rel, VII    |             of God and the good of souls, willing to suffer death
 96     Rel, VII    |            she has for the good of souls; and from considering how
 97     Rel, VIII   |       desires for the salvation of souls, and for some share therein,
 98     Rel, VIII   |     therefore, from this, that the souls in hell and purgatory suffer
 99     Rel, IX     |           which he communicated to souls; and I heard these words: "
100     Rel, IX     |   indwelling of the Trinity in our souls, by presence, power, and
101     Rel, IX     |         reason why God delights in souls more than in any other creatures:
102     Rel, IX     |            that is with us in our, souls, but the Divinity as well,
103     Rel, IX     |         his soul as it is to their souls who are in a state of grace:
104     Rel, X      |         only for the good of their souls.~The fourth, to teach more
105     Rel, XI     |            tormented me when I saw souls go to their ruin, and when
106     Rel, XI     |        cease to learn that certain souls of people connected with
107     Ind         |           why granted to imperfect souls, xxii. 22, 23.~Contempt,
108     Ind         |         Crosses, xi. 8; desired by souls in the prayer of imperfect
109     Ind         |            20; vehement in perfect souls, xv. 6; effects of divine,
110     Ind         |   Purgatory, the Saint saw certain souls who were not sent to, xxxviii.
111     Ind         |           the soul in, xiv. 7; few souls pass beyond, xv. 3, 7; great