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1 Int | Nor need any surprise be felt at the alleged praise of 2 Int | monastery of his Order, I felt a longing to know the state 3 Pref | inward satisfaction—better felt than described—there is 4 Life, IV | quite true, that the pain I felt when I left my father's 5 Life, VI | most bitter anguish which I felt for having offended God, 6 Life, VII | till he was dead, as if I felt none at all. It seemed as 7 Life, VII | please Him, and the pain I felt because I had not the strength 8 Life, VII | when I reflected on what I felt, seeing myself in a condition 9 Life, VIII | prayer; and the sadness I felt on entering the oratory 10 Life, VIII | so wrong as I in my soul felt them to be. One of them— 11 Life, VIII | well and with unction, I felt, without my seeking it, 12 Life, IX | had uttered it for me: I felt so in my heart. I remained 13 Life, XV | itself in great measure felt in the satisfaction and 14 Life, XVI | royal prophet, must have felt in the same way, so it seems 15 Life, XVI | to show the delight she felt in that pain. To what torments 16 Life, XVIII | and thus the labour is not felt as labour, but as bliss.~ 17 Life, XVIII | is the outward joy now felt.~15. This prayer, however 18 Life, XVIII | in this way, that I ever felt the worse for it—on the 19 Life, XVIII | it were, evident that I felt there His very presence. 20 Life, XIX | or whether the bliss I felt had really been mine; and, 21 Life, XIX | mercies I had received, and felt that the joys of this world 22 Life, XX | other times, the moment I felt that our Lord was about 23 Life, XX | to know that others had felt this extreme loneliness; 24 Life, XXIII | joy and sweetness which I felt were so great, and very 25 Life, XXIII | avoid. On the other hand, I felt in myself a very deep conviction 26 Life, XXIII | in my case. In a word, I felt that the means he would 27 Life, XXIV | I did so, because I felt that our Lord was enjoining 28 Life, XXIV | confessor's residence. I felt it very much, for I thought 29 Life, XXIV | of their way of life, I felt that my soul profited exceedingly.~ 30 Life, XXV | soul seemed changed, and I felt I could maintain against 31 Life, XXVI | advice seemed good, because I felt it so much whenever I had 32 Life, XXVI | ashamed of myself, that I felt it more keenly at times 33 Life, XXVI | they were laughing at me. I felt it so much,—for I look 34 Life, XXVI | forbidden to read them,—I felt it deeply, for some of these 35 Life, XXVII | they filled me.~ ./. 2. I felt that I was wholly changed; 36 Life, XXVII | to speak more correctly, felt Him; for I saw nothing with 37 Life, XXVII | saw Him distinctly, and felt His presence,— that the 38 Life, XXVII | this. The darkness is not felt; only He renders Himself 39 Life, XXVII | God which is frequently felt, particularly by those who 40 Life, XXVII | Majesty makes His presence felt; but here, in this vision, 41 Life, XXVII | it. I neither saw it, nor felt it; I never had any inclination 42 Life, XXVIII | contrived to quiet me; and I felt so much the going to him 43 Life, XXVIII | was a most holy man, and I felt it most acutely when I saw 44 Life, XXIX | care much for this; but I felt it bitterly when I saw that 45 Life, XXIX | signs of contempt, because I felt that too much. It reminded 46 Life, XXIX | reasons so sufficient, that I felt myself perfectly safe.~10. 47 Life, XXIX | of its blood, are no more felt than if the body were dead. 48 Life, XXIX | do something that may be felt, for the love of God; but 49 Life, XXX | just now,451 and really felt,—yet true humility is 50 Life, XXXI | alone as I could; yet I felt that her troubles gave me 51 Life, XXXI | the Office was bad, and I felt it much if I had not learned 52 Life, XXXI | to say so. At first, I felt it very much; but afterwards 53 Life, XXXII | in comparison with what I felt there. There is no exaggeration 54 Life, XXXII | 3. But as to what I then felt, I do not know where to 55 Life, XXXII | utterly inexplicable. I felt a fire in my soul. I cannot 56 Life, XXXII | in comparison with what I felt then, especially when I 57 Life, XXXII | that tormented me, but I felt myself on fire, and torn 58 Life, XXXII | look at; but, because I felt none of the pain, my terror 59 Life, XXXIII | ability. I, too, on my part, felt his retirement very much, 60 Life, XXXIII | impetuosities of spirit, that I felt my chains extremely heavy; 61 Life, XXXIII | into the confessional, I felt in my soul something, I 62 Life, XXXIII | do not remember to have felt so either before or after 63 Life, XXXIV | in which I was staying, I felt a longing to know the state 64 Life, XXXIV | certain words to him. This I felt much, because I knew not 65 Life, XXXIV | is what I have always felt the most, especially when 66 Life, XXXIV | because of the great shame I felt, I wrote it out, and gave 67 Life, XXXIV | in my soul and spirit I felt what great love burned within 68 Life, XXXV | because the uneasiness I felt was very great; and I was 69 Life, XXXV | He had moved me. The lady felt my departure very much, 70 Life, XXXV | given her consent, when she felt it so much; but, as she 71 Life, XXXV | those whom I was leaving felt my going so much, yet, notwithstanding 72 Life, XXXVI | peace and contentment.~5. I felt as if I were in bliss, when 73 Life, XXXVI | Thou protect it." I now felt myself in peace, and as 74 Life, XXXVI | would say that they now felt it to be a work of God, 75 Life, XXXVII | most occupied; and as I felt very safe in the matter, 76 Life, XXXVIII| they saw. At last, though I felt it exceedingly, I went to 77 Life, XXXVIII| those of a sinner, and I felt that the soul of that priest 78 Life, XXXIX | no relief for the pain I felt. In my distress, I went 79 Life, XXXIX | before;598 and the joy I then felt cannot be described, either 80 Life, XXXIX | had experience of it. I felt that everything man can 81 Life, XL | another occasion, I had felt.604 In that majesty it was 82 Life, XL | can say with truth that I felt it more difficult to speak 83 Rel, I | trouble which should be felt. And also I feel, when I 84 Rel, I | than six months ago that I felt a clear improvement in my 85 Rel, I | I verily believe I have felt. These are the perfections 86 Rel, IV | until this day I had not felt this. A few days previously 87 Rel, IV | suffering, or whether I felt it, or whether I am deceived.~ 88 Rel, IV | and the sweetness I then felt was exceedingly great; and 89 Rel, VI | better course, the more I felt about it: if I made this 90 Rel, VIII | world—at least I have felt none—that is equal or 91 Rel, VIII | But nothing of all this is felt till the impetus shall have 92 Rel, VIII | withdrawn, that withdrawal is felt. How it is, I know not; 93 Rel, IX | 5. One day, in prayer, I felt my soul in God in such a 94 Rel, IX | was not so great as that I felt before, for I had hopes, 95 Rel, XI | make, nor feel the pains I felt for having offended God,