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 1    Pref           |      trusting that God would not suffer her to be deceived, made
 2    Pref           |         Either to dye or else to suffer.'—Chap. xl.~"Antwerpe,
 3    Life, III      |        it was not much for me to suffer something for His sake;
 4    Life, IV       |        that would not be much to suffer because of the many offences
 5    Life, V        |     order to quiet me, would not suffer me to go. Oh, the unreasonable
 6    Life, VII      |          I do not bring it on, I suffer more; and thus I am never,
 7    Life, VII      |      feel what he may be made to suffer. If he does not, he will
 8    Life, IX       |         had contracted would not suffer it to rest, though it was
 9    Life, IX       |          God, what a soul has to suffer because it has lost the
10    Life, XI       | hereafter.172 Beginners at first suffer much, because they are not
11    Life, XI       |         mere goodness. I wish to suffer, because Thou, O Lord, hast
12    Life, XI       |          it would, but rather to suffer in every way. Meanwhile,
13    Life, XI       |      stifled. Let those who thus suffer understand that they are
14    Life, XIII     |      there are why He should not suffer us in His presence: at one
15    Life, XIII     |        quiet; so she had much to suffer.~23. Although this matter
16    Life, XV       |         so humbles Himself as to suffer it to be near Him, we being
17    Life, XV       |        would undergo torture and suffer a thousand deaths—will
18    Life, XV       |        arise. The soul offers to suffer everything. A certain security,
19    Life, XIX      |        and may His Majesty never suffer me to have strength to resist
20    Life, XIX      |        to be gracious to it, nor suffer it to be lost, if it does
21    Life, XX       |      understand this make people suffer. I shall speak of it by
22    Life, XX       |        say any good of self, nor suffer others to do so. The Lord
23    Life, XXII     |    present, Himself the first to suffer, everything can be borne.
24    Life, XXII     |          pain which some persons suffer, who, if they are not always
25    Life, XXIII    |      part, in order that I might suffer. I do not say that they
26    Life, XXIV     |          me by the hand, and not suffer me to fall again, now that
27    Life, XXIV     |          make no resistance, but suffer His Majesty to raise it
28    Life, XXV      |   deceive, and that God will not suffer him to deceive, the soul
29    Life, XXV      |         only our Lord left me to suffer, afraid of a thousand dangers.~
30    Life, XXV      |          how little they have to suffer! oh, how gently, how tenderly,
31    Life, XXVI     |       there was no resolution to suffer; that I was to think of
32    Life, XXVI     |        he may do, and all he may suffer, are altogether as nothing,  ./. 
33    Life, XXVIII   |     pleased that the soul should suffer from aridity and desolation,
34    Life, XXVIII   |          had, therefore, much to suffer on my account, in many ways.
35    Life, XXVIII   |      imperfectly. He had much to suffer on my account during three
36    Life, XXVIII   |          not have had so much to suffer; for God revealed the whole
37    Life, XXX      |          in this state, I do not suffer from the other temptations
38    Life, XXXI     |     patience, and then to let me suffer on, even to the end of the
39    Life, XXXI     |          astonished, and I would suffer as much for many years for
40    Life, XXXI     |         have suffered, and still suffer, much in this way. I think
41    Life, XXXI     |         thrives, neither does it suffer the others near it to thrive;
42    Life, XXXI     |         that our Lord will never suffer any one who has made so
43    Life, XXXII    |        think that all we have to suffer in this world is as nothing.
44    Life, XXXIII   |          order, I had so much to suffer; and, for the most part,
45    Life, XXXIII   |          the most part, I had to suffer alone, though my friend
46    Life, XXXIV    |      their state, which will not suffer them to live at ease; they
47    Life, XXXIV    |   thought. I implored Him not to suffer me to fall into sin, with
48    Life, XXXIV    |      help one another greatly to suffer and to merit. They are strong
49    Life, XXXIV    |          This is their work—to suffer. Oh, what a blessing it
50    Life, XXXV(525)|     bound to see that he did not suffer loss. Don Gonzalo died three
51    Life, XXXV     |        justice will ever set, or suffer us to travel to our ruin
52    Life, XXXV     |       open their eyes, and never suffer mine to be blind again!~
53    Life, XXXVI    |        in great joy, resolved to suffer most willingly whatever
54    Life, XXXVI    |         not let His poor servant suffer, for in all my troubles
55    Life, XXXVI    |       our Lord, and my desire to suffer for His sake; and I thought
56    Life, XXXVI    |   offered up to him all I was to suffer, rejoicing greatly that
57    Life, XXXVI    |          that I had something to suffer for our Lord. I did not
58    Life, XXXVI    |          and that they would not suffer us to go on with our work.~
59    Life, XXXVI    |   without offending God, made me suffer together with all those
60    Life, XXXVI    |         me lose their credit and suffer so much annoyance. But as
61    Life, XXXVI    |      consideration of that would suffer us to remain. I was so distressed
62    Life, XXXVIII  |        Lord did not now and then suffer these visions to be forgotten,
63    Life, XXXVIII  |       for Thine own sake, not to suffer this; for I am at times
64    Life, XXXVIII  |             in great trouble, to suffer great persecution and distress.
65    Life, XXXIX    |        believe that He would not suffer me to perish. I was very
66    Life, XL       |      though he would leave me to suffer a little, yet He would console  ./. 
67    Life, XL       |        Lord, either to die or to suffer! I ask of Thee nothing else
68    Life, XL       |        in mind how much He would suffer, if only for the gaining
69    Life, XL       |         all things! May He never suffer this soul to be lost, which
70     Rel, I        |        greatly distressed, and I suffer so much that it makes me
71     Rel, I        |         His will I should always suffer thus, to keep me from offending
72     Rel, II       |   unprofitable, I should like to suffer; and I would endure all
73     Rel, III      |         clear light all I had to suffer. The grand Saints of the
74     Rel, IV       |      body was so bruised, that I suffer even now when I am writing
75     Rel, VII      |    mattered little if she had to suffer in purgatory in exchange
76     Rel, VII      |        good of souls, willing to suffer death many times for one
77     Rel, VII      |   delusions—our Lord would not suffer so many good men, anxious
78     Rel, VII      |         always a great desire to suffer; and in the persecutions
79     Rel, VIII     |      souls in hell and purgatory suffer more than we can imagine,
80     Rel, IX       |       with a great resolution to suffer.~10. On one occasion, I
81     Rel, IX       |        and all my resolutions to suffer anything for God failed
82     Rel, IX       |       said that our God does not suffer us to be tempted beyond
83     Rel, XI       |      Sometimes, God will have me suffer without any inward comfort;
84     Ind           |           10.~Die, either to, or suffer, xl. 27.~Direction, unskilful,
85     Ind           |        improved, xxxvi. 9; would suffer all things for one additional