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 1    Pref         |       and there are grounds for thinking it to have been made from
 2    Life, II     |       by disregarding this, and thinking that anything can be kept
 3    Life, VI     |        Thee even now, when I am thinking all this of myself!~16.
 4    Life, VII    |   withdraw from the world, and, thinking to escape from the dangers
 5    Life, VII    |          but was even offended, thinking she was scandalized without
 6    Life, VII    |      occasion of much evil, not thinking I was doing so much harm.~
 7    Life, VII    |       and more without praying, thinking it an act of greater humility
 8    Life, VII    |  offering up its burden, and in thinking of Him for Whom it suffers,
 9    Life, VIII   |       he can make me cease from thinking of my offences against God,
10    Life, IX     |       place myself at His feet, thinking that my tears would not
11    Life, IX     |      find myself the better for thinking of those mysteries of His
12    Life, XI     |         I have a strange joy in thinking of it; for servile fear
13    Life, XI     |     first. They are distressed, thinking they are doing nothing;
14    Life, XI     |         souls long to be always thinking of Him and loving Him. It
15    Life, XII    |         help ourselves: because thinking of, and pondering on, the
16    Life, XII    |       so worthless, that, as to thinking even of the things of earth,
17    Life, XII    |        How much more, then, the thinking of heavenly things? Others,
18    Life, XIII   |      Thou wilt."189 I was often thinking how St. Peter lost nothing
19    Life, XIII   |   greatest evil of all is their thinking this an act of virtue, of
20    Life, XIII   |       without any evil purpose, thinking that he is doing right.
21    Life, XIV    |        to seek it. They must be thinking that they are of some service
22    Life, XVIII  |    wretch that I am!—and who, thinking they have missed their way,
23    Life, XVIII  |       which I am speaking. I am thinking of what the soul was then
24    Life, XIX    |         a doubt. Then, as I was thinking how it could be just in
25    Life, XIX    |        the fruit of its garden, thinking that now it has no reason
26    Life, XXII   |        who is to hinder us from thinking of Him risen from the grave,
27    Life, XXII   |  duration.~23. Very often, when thinking of this, have I imagined
28    Life, XXIII  |        be very much distressed, thinking that he would not see me
29    Life, XXV    |        good, and not evil. I am thinking whether this may not be
30    Life, XXV    |       courage? What have I been thinking of? what am I afraid of?
31    Life, XXVIII |        of them to my confessor, thinking that I might have been deceiving
32    Life, XXIX   |        even strove—to give up thinking of Him. Nevertheless, I
33    Life, XXX    |      understood matters aright, thinking that perhaps all was fancy,
34    Life, XXX    |        itself, and all power of thinking of anything but the absurdities
35    Life, XXX    |         the very possibility of thinking a good thought,  ./. or
36    Life, XXX    |      myself to lives of Saints, thinking that this would improve
37    Life, XXX    |      their love is ever active, thinking what it may do; it cannot
38    Life, XXXI   |        I made up my mind, while thinking of it, that I would rather
39    Life, XXXI   |         deceived themselves, by thinking that there was any good
40    Life, XXXIII |     five or six months, neither thinking nor speaking of the matter;
41    Life, XXXIII |        was very much delighted, thinking I should die shortly; and
42    Life, XXXIII | covetousness of the human race, thinking that even the whole earth
43    Life, XXXIII |       the glorious St. Dominic, thinking of the events of my wretched
44    Life, XXXVI  |          that I am now and then thinking what on earth I could have
45    Life, XXXVII | instantly recover my liberty by thinking of our Lord.~6. This has
46    Life, XXXVII |         when I should have been thinking rather how my place in hell
47    Life, XXXVIII|         over it.~ ./. 12. While thinking of these things, my soul
48    Life, XXXIX  |        because I could not help thinking that our Lord did these
49    Life, XXXIX  |     whole affair concluded, and thinking of all the trouble I had
50    Life, XXXIX  | something like an appearance of thinking that we have merited, in
51    Life, XXXIX  |       on all sides, good people thinking they were doing good, and
52    Life, XL     |        myself there,—as I was thinking of this, my soul began to
53    Life, XL     |         in the beginnings. I am thinking whether it does not result
54    Life, XL     |     fear not.~24. I was one day thinking whether it was a want of
55     Rel, I      |     happens, when I am not even thinking of the things of God, but
56     Rel, I      |          I give way to sadness, thinking I~ ./. have deceived all
57     Rel, III    |       of the monasteries. I was thinking how there was nothing to
58     Rel, III    |        I prayed to Him, and was thinking it might be from Satan,—
59     Rel, III    |       came.~4. Once, when I was thinking how much more purely they
60     Rel, III    |  actions may resemble Mine."~5. Thinking how it was that I scarcely
61     Rel, III    |      but One God. To-day, while thinking of this, our Lord said to
62     Rel, III    |          A few days after this, thinking whether they were right
63     Rel, III    |       great."652~12. Once, when thinking of the great penance practised
64     Rel, V      |        our Lord, when I was not thinking at all about this, what
65     Rel, V      |      And afterwards I have been thinking that the Son alone took
66     Rel, V      |       not busy myself with much thinking thereon. All my thinking
67     Rel, V      |        thinking thereon. All my thinking thereon comes at once to
68     Rel, V      |       the fears I formerly had, thinking that I was under delusions,
69     Rel, VII    |         time every day, without thinking at all of anything supernatural,
70     Rel, VII    |        then she took comfort in thinking that—though she herself,
71     Rel, VII    |        she began to find peace, thinking that a spirit which could
72     Rel, VIII   |     none then, nor any power of thinking, nor are the senses awake,
73     Rel, IX     |       when I was in prayer, and thinking how he failed me, I understood  ./. 
74     Rel, IX     |       for a certain person, and thinking that after all the possession
75     Rel, IX     | perfection.~3. Once, when I was thinking of the pain it was to me
76     Rel, IX     |         it.~6. Once, when I was thinking how people sought to destroy
77     Rel, IX     |    Feast of the Magdalene, when thinking of the great love I am bound
78     Rel, IX     |        this up to our Lord, and thinking that I did it all because
79     Rel, IX     |      our kindred, and I was set thinking whether I was under any
80     Rel, IX     |    Three Divine Persons without thinking of the Three; so that to-day,
81     Rel, IX     |  blessing in me.~14. I was once thinking whether I was to be sent
82     Rel, IX     |        profit others." As I was thinking whether I, for my sins,
83     Rel, IX     |         what is told him. I was thinking how hard it was to remain
84     Rel, IX     |         recollected, I remained thinking how I had our Lord before
85     Rel, IX     |        be the living God. While thinking on this He spoke to me,
86     Rel, IX     |         dwell in desert places; thinking that, as they see and hear
87     Rel, IX     |    Eliseus, and a more frequent thinking of him in that beauty. I
88     Rel, X      |      the hermitage of Nazareth, thinking of one of the greatest graces