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 1    Life, I      |        about this; and we had a pleasure in repeating frequently, "
 2    Life, I      |         save me—may it be the pleasure of Thy Majesty to effect
 3    Life, I      |         why has it not been Thy pleasure also—not for my advantage,
 4    Life, II     |       everything that gave them pleasure, I kept the conversation
 5    Life, III    |       was. I looked more to the pleasure of sense and vanity than
 6    Life, III    |         if I did; for in giving pleasure to others I have been most
 7    Life, IV     |      gift of tears, and I found pleasure in reading, I began to spend
 8    Life, V      |        sickness it might be His pleasure to send, I do not think
 9    Life, V      |         soul, what gave me most pleasure in all my conversations
10    Life, V      |         me, because, to do me a pleasure, he gave me that little
11    Life, VI     |         to write, it would be a pleasure to me to be diffusive in
12    Life, VI     |      come from Thee can give me pleasure; everything else seems to
13    Life, VII    | multiplied, I began to lose the pleasure and comfort I had in virtuous
14    Life, VII    |   should be our Lord's will and pleasure that any nun at any time  ./. 
15    Life, VII    |        in some degree takes His pleasure in them.~19. My father believed
16    Life, VII    |     things of God gave me great pleasure; and I was a prisoner to
17    Life, VIII   |        that it will give no one pleasure to see anything so base;
18    Life, VIII   |        sweetness in God, and no pleasure in the world.~2. When I
19    Life, VIII   |      that I listened to it with pleasure; though, according to others
20    Life, IX     |      whom it is our Lord's good pleasure to lead quickly to the prayer
21    Life, IX     |       picture, just as men find pleasure when they see the portrait
22    Life, X      |         be sent, if it be their pleasure, even during my life, so
23    Life, XI     |       to us. May it be the good pleasure of our Lord to give it us
24    Life, XI     |       He may come often for His pleasure into this garden, and delight
25    Life, XI     |       therein, and it will be a pleasure to me, if he finds my explanation
26    Life, XI     |      that it is our Lord's good pleasure frequently in the beginning,
27    Life, XI     |     mercy enough when it is His pleasure we should be willing to
28    Life, XI     |         and may it never be the pleasure of Thy Majesty that a gift
29    Life, XII    |    truth—that it was His good pleasure I should meet with no one
30    Life, XII    |         Lord, of whose will and pleasure it is that I am allowed,
31    Life, XIII   |       when people begin to have pleasure in the rest and the fruit
32    Life, XIV    |          5. If it be our Lord's pleasure to throw them any food,
33    Life, XVI    |       how they are at work. The pleasure, sweetness, and delight
34    Life, XVI    |     which our Lord, of His good pleasure, gives to the soul in this
35    Life, XVII   |          but that of taking its pleasure in the flowers beginning
36    Life, XVII   |        world, and seeks  ./. no pleasure in it then; because it has
37    Life, XVII   |     seems to have been the good pleasure of our Lord to explain these
38    Life, XVIII  |    please Him; so now it is His pleasure to reward it even in this
39    Life, XX     |        it will end, in the good pleasure of our Lord, by putting
40    Life, XXI    |        kind. May it be Thy good pleasure, O my God, that the time
41    Life, XXI    |      and so it has not been Thy pleasure, O my God, that I should
42    Life, XXI    |      this is, because it is His pleasure, and He doeth it according
43    Life, XXI    |       doeth it according to His pleasure; even if the soul be without
44    Life, XXII   |        it be His Majesty's good pleasure to raise us and place us  ./. 
45    Life, XXII   |      food of life as to have no pleasure in eating any other food,
46    Life, XXV    |         at nothing else but His pleasure; I seek no joy, no rest,
47    Life, XXVII  |       which it is His Majesty's pleasure to set before me, is after
48    Life, XXVII  |        again! and may they have pleasure in nothing but in Thee,
49    Life, XXVII  |       the Cyrenean?397 Is it by pleasure and idle amusements that
50    Life, XXVII  |      then,—may it be the good pleasure of our Lord to bring me
51    Life, XXVII  |       whatever, but rather took pleasure in seeing himself abased!
52    Life, XXVII  | satisfaction to his body in the pleasure it might have in the increased
53    Life, XXIX   |         do; for nothing gave me pleasure, and I had no control over
54    Life, XXIX   |      whenever it was our Lord's pleasure to throw me into those deep  ./. 
55    Life, XXX    |         this state, there is no pleasure or comfort equal to that
56    Life, XXX    |     this: that it is our Lord's pleasure to give him leave and license,
57    Life, XXX    |         what, and my soul finds pleasure in nothing.~18. I used to
58    Life, XXX    |       they say, without pain or pleasure, indifferent to life and
59    Life, XXX    |  indifferent to life and death, pleasure and pain. I seem to have
60    Life, XXXI   |        speaks because it is His pleasure. If they take not this caterpillar
61    Life, XXXI   |          but afterwards I found pleasure in doing it. So, when I
62    Life, XXXII  |       could I possibly take any pleasure in those things which led
63    Life, XXXII  |      should take either rest or pleasure that is liable to fall every
64    Life, XXXIII |  Inquisitors. I heard this with pleasure, and it made me laugh, because
65    Life, XXXIV  |        here.~4. It was the good pleasure of our Lord that the lady
66    Life, XXXIV  |      ways.~7. It was our Lord's pleasure that the household of that
67    Life, XXXIV  |          It has been our Lord's pleasure already to try him in certain
68    Life, XXXIV  |         as much, and it was His pleasure that I should clearly see
69    Life, XXXV   |      the service of God. So the pleasure I had in pleasing God took
70    Life, XXXV   |         two contrary feelings—pleasure, consolation, and joy in
71    Life, XXXV   |       thing which gave me great pleasure, and it came to my knowledge
72    Life, XXXV   |          it would give me great pleasure to deprive myself of it,
73    Life, XXXV   |        that person. Now, as the pleasure of giving pleasure to that
74    Life, XXXV   |       as the pleasure of giving pleasure to that person surpasses
75    Life, XXXV   |       that person surpasses any pleasure I have in that jewel myself,
76    Life, XXXV   |         nor at the loss of that pleasure which the possession of
77    Life, XXXVI  |    neither give nor receive any pleasure from their visits. Their
78    Life, XXXVII |      sweetness, nor any kind of pleasure, which I can make any account
79    Life, XXXVIII|       me, now that, of His good pleasure, I know something of these
80    Life, XXXIX  |        it all comes of the good pleasure of His Majesty, as I said
81    Life, XL     |        detachment in me to take pleasure in the company of those
82    Life, XL     |       any great sense either of pleasure or of pain. If matters occur
83    Life, XL     |   afterwards to delight in that pleasure, or be sorry over that pain,
84    Life, XL     |   person feels neither pain nor pleasure in the memory of a dream
85     Rel, I(622) |       on earth may give her any pleasure, and her trials, which are
86     Rel, I      |         recollected through the pleasure it gives me, and thus my
87     Rel, I      |         they do not give me the pleasure which reading would give.
88     Rel, I      |     habit of seeing, and so all pleasure in them is gone from me.628
89     Rel, II     |        I see clearly it was the pleasure of God that such progress
90     Rel, IV     |        reward thee well for the pleasure thou gavest me to-day."
91     Rel, VI     |         for years now I have no pleasure in it. But it seemed to
92     Rel, VIII   |       be avoided when it is His pleasure to inflict it. The effects
93     Rel, XI     |      that it would give me more pleasure, and it gave me more pleasure
94     Rel, XI     |   pleasure, and it gave me more pleasure when I was strong, to do