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 1     Int         |     editor of her works: "She was pleased when her writings were being
 2     Int, Arg    |      XXXII.—She narrates how it pleased God to put her in spirit
 3    Pref         |           or of the mother, as it pleased them. The two families were
 4    Pref         |          was that I might do as I pleased after his death."48 How
 5    Pref         |          religious whomsoever she pleased. Hereupon complaints were
 6    Life, I      |               words, our Lord was pleased that I should receive an
 7    Life, II     |          house. All the nuns were pleased with me; for our Lord had
 8    Life, II     |      seculars, and through her it pleased our Lord to give me light,
 9    Life, III    |         and that God would not be pleased I should be one, though
10    Life, III    |          was that I might do as I pleased after his death. I now began
11    Life, IV     |      myself. I was therefore much pleased with the book, and resolved
12    Life, V      |       funeral solemnities. But it pleased our Lord I should come to
13    Life, VII    |        with her when our Lord was pleased to show me that these friendships
14    Life, IX     |     things for me, in that He was pleased I should shed those tears,
15    Life, X      |           testimony of our having pleased God? Let him, then, who
16    Life, XI     |          afflictions which it has pleased His Majesty I should have.
17    Life, XIII   |           enough.~10. But when it pleased God to let me find out this
18    Life, XIV    |           now that Thou hast been pleased to show mercies so great
19    Life, XVII   |      after them. Sometimes God is pleased to take pity on it, when
20    Life, XIX    |        Angels, who hast been thus pleased to exalt so vile a worm!~
21    Life, XIX    |         that His Majesty would be pleased to grant me this grace.
22    Life, XX     |        our Lord, that He would be pleased to give me no more of those
23    Life, XX     |         His goodness, He has been pleased to hear my prayer; for I
24    Life, XX     |           8. At other times He is pleased to be satisfied when He
25    Life, XXI    | obligations reach! Thou hast been pleased to distinguish them on earth
26    Life, XXII   |           in ignorance. And so it pleased Thee, in Thy goodness, to
27    Life, XXII   |      Majesty said that He is well pleased.312 I know this by repeated
28    Life, XXII   |     before.317~16. God is greatly pleased when He beholds a soul in
29    Life, XXIII  |           but, as His Majesty was pleased to give me light to offend
30    Life, XXIV   |          the Society of Jesus. It pleased our Lord that I should commence
31    Life, XXIV   |          to me but a moment—was pleased to change His servant into
32    Life, XXV    |         that His Majesty had been pleased to let me then understand
33    Life, XXV    |         that His Majesty would be pleased to lead me by another  ./. 
34    Life, XXV    |    conversation: He spoke what He pleased,—I could not avoid it;
35    Life, XXVI   |     destroy us. If His Majesty is pleased with us, whoever resists
36    Life, XXVII  |            together with them, is pleased to be our visible companion,
37    Life, XXVII  |        suppose that God is better pleased when men account us wise
38    Life, XXVII  |            21. Since then, it has pleased our Lord that I should find
39    Life, XXVIII |          Lord reassured me.~2. It pleased our Lord, one day that I
40    Life, XXVIII |        men. Our Lord has not been pleased to let me understand how
41    Life, XXVIII |        brightness in which He was pleased to show Himself. Sometimes
42    Life, XXVIII |           except when our Lord is pleased that the soul should suffer
43    Life, XXVIII |        Lord grant that I may have pleased His Majesty a little herein;
44    Life, XXVIII |           for I am sure that they pleased Him who condemned and rebuked
45    Life, XXIX   |        behold it when our Lord is pleased to present it before us,
46    Life, XXIX   |         of pain.~16. Our Lord was pleased that I should have at times
47    Life, XXX    |    humility.~ ./. 2. Our Lord was pleased to succour me in a great
48    Life, XXX    |           bountiful in prayer, it pleased His Majesty to let her see
49    Life, XXXI   |       able to endure the pain. It pleased our Lord to let me understand
50    Life, XXXI   |          always when our Lord was pleased that some soul or other,
51    Life, XXXI   | opportunity; for our Lord God was pleased, on account of the prayers
52    Life, XXXI   |       took place.~9. Our Lord was pleased to deliver him out of this
53    Life, XXXI   |          —yea, rather, if I was pleased and comforted when I saw
54    Life, XXXI   |     comprehends, when our Lord is pleased to bestow upon it His grace,
55    Life, XXXI   |       that we are to be then more pleased than when they speak well
56    Life, XXXI   |         believe our Lord has been pleased to strengthen my memory.
57    Life, XXXII  |        Lord, of His goodness, was pleased to show me,—namely, the
58    Life, XXXII  |          Provincial was very much pleased,  ./. for he loves the whole
59    Life, XXXIII |       distress myself; that I had pleased God greatly, and had not
60    Life, XXXIII |       both hands. She said that I pleased her very much by being devout
61    Life, XXXIII |          superior he might be. It pleased our Lord that he should
62    Life, XXXIV  |           I had there; and He was pleased to deliver me out of it
63    Life, XXXIV  |           I never saw any one who pleased me much without wishing
64    Life, XXXIV  |   interviews, and how much He was pleased when people thus found their
65    Life, XXXIV  |           appeared to me, and was pleased that I should see Him receive
66    Life, XXXV   |         one who would help me, it pleased me much. The lady in whose
67    Life, XXXV   |          Peter of Alcantara,—it pleased our Lord to bring him to
68    Life, XXXVI  |        whatever our Lord might be pleased to lay upon me. On the night
69    Life, XXXVI  |         was settled, our Lord was pleased that some of us should take
70    Life, XXXVI  |          must exist; our Lord was pleased to have it, and all of them
71    Life, XXXVI  |         and was therefore greatly pleased; he told me afterwards how
72    Life, XXXVI  |        since His Majesty had been pleased to carry it on in the face
73    Life, XXXVII |     offending God: however, I was pleased to see him, to think of
74    Life, XXXVIII|       more than what our Lord was pleased to let me see. But such
75    Life, XXXVIII|          for as our Lord has been pleased to reveal heaven in some
76    Life, XXXVIII|           very often our Lord was pleased to show Himself to me in
77    Life, XXXVIII|      Majesty, at the moment He is pleased to show Himself to my soul?
78    Life, XXXVIII|        matters which our Lord was pleased to reveal to me in relation
79    Life, XXXVIII|        whom I spoke before.586 It pleased our Lord to let me see the
80    Life, XXXIX  |          our Lord for having been pleased to make some use of me,—
81    Life, XXXIX  |           our Lady—our Lord was pleased to grant me this grace.
82    Life, XL     |        distinctness with which it pleased our Lord to show it to me.
83    Life, XL     | remembrance. I believe, if it had pleased our Lord that I had seen
84    Life, XL     |         are,—our Lord, if it so pleased Him, could make them known,
85    Life, XL     |        often in great trouble. It pleased our Lord that the graces
86    Life, XL     |           as if our Lord had been pleased to bring me to a haven,
87    Life, XL     |          I am settled here it has pleased our Lord that all my desires
88     Rel, II     |           not even feel that I am pleased when I see them fulfilled.
89     Rel, III    |           great one. My Father is pleased with thee, and the Holy
90     Rel, VIII   |         peace there whither He is pleased to take it—by take it
91     Rel, VIII   |     asking more of God than He is pleased to give, because in that