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 1    Pref            |         after his death."48 How long this contest with her father
 2    Pref            |    amend them. They have lasted long, and always with spiritual
 3    Life, Pro       |       ever Who waited for me so long! I implore Him with my whole
 4    Life, II        |         having borne with me so long! Amen.~12. Were it not for
 5    Life, IV        |         impossible to persevere long in it: and if he persists
 6    Life, IV        |        Who has borne with me so long! Amen.~
 7    Life, VI        |   glorious Saint; for I know by long experience what blessings
 8    Life, VII       |    monasteries it can be hidden long, and, in the end, it is
 9    Life, VII       |       he never remained with me long; for when he had seen me,
10    Life, VIII      |     reason that I have dwelt so long on this portion of my life.
11    Life, VIII      |          then, our Lord bore so long with me, who was so wicked—
12    Life, VIII      |        despair, when He bore so long with me, only because I
13    Life, IX        |        remain with Him there as long as my thoughts allowed me,
14    Life, X         |      Passion, which He suffered long before He made us for every
15    Life, XI        |        than the trouble, or how long a time it will take us.
16    Life, XI        |         carried it all His life long; let him not seek his kingdom
17    Life, XI        |        last even his whole life long, never to let Christ fall
18    Life, XI        |        knoweth that these souls long to be always thinking of
19    Life, XII       |   understood nothing; and for a long time, too, though God gave
20    Life, XII       |       dulness better. It is not long since this happened. And
21    Life, XII       |        him.~13. I have dwelt so long upon this matter because
22    Life, XIII      |      imitate the Saints, and to long for martyrdom. He tells
23    Life, XVI       |         a treasure so great, so long as this life is not ended.
24    Life, XVIII     |    observed it fluttering for a long time, striving with the
25    Life, XVIII     |        15. This prayer, however long it may last, does no harm—
26    Life, XVIII     |         period of time, however long it may have been, during
27    Life, XVIII     |        an hour, that would be a long time. I do not think that
28    Life, XVIII     |        that I have ever been so long.250 The truth of the matter
29    Life, XVIII     | extremely difficult to know how long, because the senses are
30    Life, XVIII     |      any time it cannot be very long before some one of the faculties
31    Life, XX        |         is true that it was not long ago.271~7. It seemed to
32    Life, XX        |   rather like one who has slept long, and dreamed, and is hardly
33    Life, XX        |       yet awake.~28. I dwell so long on this point because I
34    Life, XXI       |      makes one risk life; for I long frequently to lose mine,
35    Life, XXII      |          I had been all my life long so devout to the Sacred
36    Life, XXII      |     visions. I did not continue long of this opinion,310 and
37    Life, XXII      |       we may converse with them long enough to become like them,
38    Life, XXIII     |        if the work of Satan, so long as I strove to please, and
39    Life, XXIII     |        very rarely. When he was long in coming, I used to be
40    Life, XXV       |      unless, indeed, after very long time, or unless the locution
41    Life, XXV       |       may continue all its life long in this delusion, and imagine
42    Life, XXV       |        sweet tears, where for a long time great dryness seems
43    Life, XXVIII    | delusions, that fear lasted not long, because our Lord reassured 
44    Life, XXVIII    |       and, moreover, what, in a long space of time, the imagination
45    Life, XXVIII    |         He used to say that, so long as I did this, the devil,
46    Life, XXIX      |         perfectly safe.~10. Not long afterwards His Majesty began,
47    Life, XXIX      |         17. I saw in his hand a long spear of gold, and at the
48    Life, XXX       |      wicked I was, and that not long before. The holy man did
49    Life, XXX       |        who has borne with it so long. That other humility, which
50    Life, XXX       |     soul in such bad company; I long to see it delivered therefrom,
51    Life, XXXI      |        5. Another time, and not long ago, the same thing happened
52    Life, XXXI      |       though it did not last so long, and I was alone at the
53    Life, XXXI      |    myself; but the odour lasted long enough to become sensible
54    Life, XXXI      |       was a dispute that lasted long and caused much trouble.
55    Life, XXXII     |      entrance seemed to be by a long narrow pass, like a furnace,
56    Life, XXXII     |    arranged that I could not be long together in the monastery.
57    Life, XXXIV     |        contain myself. Though I long to see everybody serve God,
58    Life, XXXIV     |         our Lord to let it live long upon earth! He who has this
59    Life, XXXIV     | thousand lives for God, and who long for an opportunity of losing
60    Life, XXXIV     |          though it did not last long. I saw Christ, in exceeding
61    Life, XXXV      |  because he knew what it was by long experience,—I made up
62    Life, XXXVI     |             He remained here as long as we wanted him, and on
63    Life, XXXVI(559)|     religious mitigations which long experience had introduced,
64    Life, XXXVI     |  arrangement made for those who long to be alone with their Bridegroom
65    Life, XXXVIII   |      trance. He wrote to me not long before he died, and asked
66    Life, XXXVIII   |         a trance which lasted a long time, and which he could
67    Life, XXXIX     |       in so many years,—it is long ago since I began to pray,
68    Life, XXXIX     |     reminded ourselves of those long years which have gone by
69    Life, XXXIX     |       who have given themselves long ago to prayer, but not for
70    Life, XXXIX     |        daggers, and others very long rapiers. In short, I could
71    Life, XXXIX     |   understood what it meant. Not long afterwards, I saw myself,
72    Life, XXXIX     |         God; for though I might long for it, labour for it, and
73    Life, XXXIX     |          O children of men, how long will you remain hard of
74    Life, XXXIX     |   vision were great; it made me long to endure still greater  ./. 
75    Life, XL        |        who has borne with me so long!~17. Once, in prayer, with
76    Life, XL        |         am doing nothing when I long for troubles. And it seems
77    Life, XL        |       reverence to our Lord, so long as I live.~ ./. You will,
78     Rel, I(622)    | supernatural things occur after long praying, when she is absorbed
79     Rel, I(622)    |        enraptured the whole day long.~"24. She frequently falls
80     Rel, I(622)    |        pleasing God had been so long deceived."~
81     Rel, I         |      and if the conversation be long, though to pass away the
82     Rel, I         |         and friends should last long. I say I have to take pains
83     Rel, I         |     sorry.~30. I have been very long, but this is the truth,—
84     Rel, II        |       to be mine, for it is not long since I was for many years
85     Rel, IV        |   Virgin have been? He remained long with her then because it
86     Rel, VI        |        frequented in turn for a long time, and to whom I owed
87     Rel, VI        |       to follow that counsel so long as I should live. I had
88     Rel, VI        |       of my liberty all my life long, either outwardly or inwardly,
89     Rel, VII       |         is not able to dwell so long upon these as upon her sins;
90     Rel, VIII      |     lasts some time, and even a long time.~5. Out of this prayer
91     Rel, VIII      | frequently, life would not last long.~15. The ordinary impetus
92     Rel, IX        | distress, because it was then a long time since I had heard anything
93     Rel, X         |        four things; and that so long as they observed them, the
94     Rel, XI        |        for some moments, when I long to see God; and then the
95     Ind            |       26, iv. 1; made the Saint long for heaven, xxxviii. 8;
96     Ind            |         by the Saint, viii. 14; long unprofitable to her, xii.