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 1    Pref         |       have written this in my own strength, for I have none, but it
 2    Life, II     |         Thus I might have had the strength never to do anything against
 3    Life, V      |         There was a great loss of strength, for I could eat nothing
 4    Life, VI     |         for I know now how far my strength and little virtue can reach,
 5    Life, VII    |     require, of necessity, bodily strength, but only love and a habit
 6    Life, VII    |         be opportunities when our strength is sufficient for the purpose;
 7    Life, VII    |        felt because I had not the strength to bring those desires to
 8    Life, IX     |       that my soul obtained great strength from His Divine Majesty,
 9    Life, X      |      grace to detect him, and the strength to resist him—that is,
10    Life, X      |      desire.~8. We must renew our strength to serve Him, and strive
11    Life, X      |       that our Lord gives us that strength which we through our sins
12    Life, XI     |         Lord, indeed, giving them strength. In the other degrees of
13    Life, XI     |          is feeding and gathering strength, and they know it not.~23.
14    Life, XII    |         seems to have used up his strength already, and finds himself
15    Life, XIII   |        though we may not have the strength for them at once; the soul
16    Life, XIII   |        that we may know that this strength can come out of no strength
17    Life, XIII   |       strength can come out of no strength of our own.~5. But it is
18    Life, XIV    |       toilsome efforts and of the strength required for watering the
19    Life, XV     |          the grace to repent, and strength to rise again; they must
20    Life, XV     |     searching for reasons, on the strength of which we may elicit acts
21    Life, XVI    |       soul is well aware that its strength is derived from another 
22    Life, XVII   |         it, because they have not strength enough, and because they
23    Life, XVIII  |   expedient, and that there is no strength in my soul to be saved,
24    Life, XVIII  |     breathing, and all the bodily strength, fail it, so that it cannot
25    Life, XVIII  |          were conceived, is there strength sufficient to utter it;~
26    Life, XVIII  |          utter it;~for all bodily strength vanishes, and that of the
27    Life, XIX    |           never suffer me to have strength to resist Him even in the
28    Life, XX     |          resist, and exert all my strength, particularly at those times
29    Life, XX     |         all I can, my body has no strength to move for some time; the
30    Life, XX     |        could in proportion to its strength; but now that it has attained
31    Life, XXI    |          for His Majesty gives it strength to bring those desires to
32    Life, XXI    |         end, and our Lord gave me strength to rise above it. The former
33    Life, XXI    |       mere goodness, had given me strength for it. From the time our
34    Life, XXI    |         raptures, until now, this strength has gone on increasing.
35    Life, XXI    |         others; still, this their strength is not their own. When our
36    Life, XXII   |       though it cannot in its own strength attain to this state,—
37    Life, XXII   |        pain, all-glorious, giving strength to some and courage to others.
38    Life, XXII   |           produces, the degree of strength which God then gives is
39    Life, XXII   |        resolute, and gives it the strength of manhood, so that it may
40    Life, XXII   |          everything. He gave this strength to the Magdalene in a moment.
41    Life, XXII   |         eat much receive life and strength. Now, the soul may eat so
42    Life, XXIII  |          saw that my soul had not strength to go forth alone to a perfection
43    Life, XXIV   |           at liberty, and gave me strength also to use it.~ ./. 9.
44    Life, XXV    |       does not discern this great strength in itself, and if the particular
45    Life, XXV    |           unto me? Why have I not strength enough to fight against
46    Life, XXV    |           such cowards; for their strength fails them at the sight
47    Life, XXVII  |         could, according to their strength and their measure,—they
48    Life, XXVIII |           support him, nor supply strength to his head: on the contrary,
49    Life, XXVIII |  implanting virtues and spiritual strength; for I saw clearly that
50    Life, XXIX   |        consoled, and with renewed strength. I did not dare to contradict
51    Life, XXX    |     myself. The failure of bodily strength, sufficient to do something
52    Life, XXX    |           has received the bodily strength requisite for penance; who
53    Life, XXXI   |       that month. His soul gained strength, and he continued free;
54    Life, XXXI   |         of them at all, for their strength is as nothing, if they do
55    Life, XXXI   |           soul is so conscious of strength, though the body suffers,
56    Life, XXXIV  |          are strong with a double strength who are resolved to risk
57    Life, XXXV   |          Thus His Majesty gave me strength, and established it in my 
58    Life, XXXV   |       gives—and has given—the strength to undergo the same austerities
59    Life, XXXVI  |         me, so that I was without strength to  ./. practise any one
60    Life, XXXVI  | infirmities, are astonished at my strength. Blessed be He who giveth
61    Life, XXXVI  |       giveth it all, and in whose strength I am strong!~10. Such a
62    Life, XXXVII |           using my whole life and strength and health therein; and
63    Life, XXXVII |       little it can do in its own strength.~13. It is true I have this
64    Life, XXXVIII|           sit, because my natural strength had utterly failed.~13.
65    Life, XXXVIII|           a great increase in the strength of my virtues. May He be
66    Life, XXXVIII|           utterly, altogether the strength of our sensual nature. It
67    Life, XXXVIII|        that our Lord gives me the strength and courage necessary to
68    Life, XXXVIII|           and still has, gives me strength, nor would it be possible
69    Life, XXXIX  |          are different, and whose strength is great. It seems to be
70    Life, XL     |          describe, with exceeding strength and earnestness of purpose
71    Life, XL     |           my Consoler with all my strength; for though he would leave
72     Rel, I      |        great things, so far as my strength would allow; and thus, because
73     Rel, I      |         myself possessing all the strength and all the good desires
74     Rel, V      |           what has been done, nor strength to undergo the labours endured,
75     Rel, VII    |       times, some vision gave her strength, for without that she could
76     Rel, IX     |            cease to flow in their strength, but because of his fault
77     Rel, XI     |           it seems to me, have no strength. Hence the fear I have at
78     Rel, XI     |        the vision of God, have no strength in them, and, most frequently,
79     Ind         |           gratitude, x. 7; supply strength, x. 8; a grace to understand,