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 1    Pref         |       for trying spirits of this kind, because there are persons
 2    Pref         |        by all.~"4. Words of this kind, clearly, sadden the hearts
 3    Pref         |      sins, and for souls of this kind it is of the utmost necessity
 4    Life, II     |        who was given to the same kind of amusements.~6. I know
 5    Life, V      |       had, though of a different kind from that of the sister,
 6    Life, V      |       break a friendship of this kind, though it lead us to go
 7    Life, V      |       who will do things of this kind. And let them be assured
 8    Life, V      |       fell into anything of this kind, nor did I ever attempt
 9    Life, VII    |         other things of the same kind in me which have the appearance
10    Life, VII    |      them in monasteries of this kind, unless they be of extremely
11    Life, VII    |       other suppositions of that kind. For all this, the impression
12    Life, VII    | understand how a reptile of that kind could, in the middle of
13    Life, VII    |          love of God—a fearful kind of torment. We may see how
14    Life, VII    |  affections even not of the best kind, men seek friends with whom
15    Life, VII    |          the desert. And it is a kind of humility in man not to
16    Life, IX     |       many simple things of this kind; and in particular I used
17    Life, X      |       should say anything of the kind, it will be His, and not
18    Life, XII    |          meritorious.~2. Of this kind are all those things which
19    Life, XII    |        is lost. It seems to be a kind of pride when we seek to
20    Life, XIII   |          any austerities of this kind.~6. But we ought to think
21    Life, XIII   |     knows better than we do what kind of food is proper for us.~
22    Life, XIII   |         finds a director of this kind, because of the obedience
23    Life, XIV    |          prayer, and every other kind of austerities, all would
24    Life, XV     |     detach themselves from every kind of joy, and to enter on
25    Life, XVI    |      acquired; and to the soul a kind of fruition most full of 
26    Life, XVI    |     secret; for language of this kind is no longer in use; even
27    Life, XVI    |       that I am a person of this kind, but I wish I was.~13. Oh,
28    Life, XVII   |       seeks.~7. There is another kind of union, which, though
29    Life, XVIII  |        known. Everything of that kind would be a great hindrance,
30    Life, XVIII  |        speak of a matter of this kind, and give any explanation
31    Life, XVIII  |       began to describe the last kind of water, I thought it more
32    Life, XVIII  |       utterly fainting away in a kind of trance: breathing, and
33    Life, XIX    |        wanderings may be of this kind, and may His Majesty never
34    Life, XX     |       have ends of a much higher kind, they produce effects both
35    Life, XX     |        general a torment of this kind; while, at the same time,
36    Life, XXI    |         am, have no trial of the kind. May it be Thy good pleasure,
37    Life, XXV    |          it hears nothing of the kind, it cannot possibly fail
38    Life, XXV    |     opinion, of a very different kind. By means of these sweetnesses
39    Life, XXVII  |         by which visions of this kind can be described. Afterwards
40    Life, XXVII  |          there is nothing of the kind: even that little, which
41    Life, XXVII  |         is necessary to show the kind of the vision and of the
42    Life, XXVII  |        How few there are of this kind now, because of our sins!
43    Life, XXVIII |          bodily eyes. The latter kind of visions, they say, is
44    Life, XXVIII |       did I mean anything of the kind; neither would I tell a
45    Life, XXVIII |      love of God, of the highest kind, made a new beginning within
46    Life, XXVIII |        of Him,413 is of a higher kind, yet because of our weakness,
47    Life, XXIX   |        to me, therefore, a heavy kind of penance; and accordingly,
48    Life, XXIX   |   beginning, I had tears of this kind. They left me with a disordered
49    Life, XXIX   |        at times a vision of this kind: I saw an angel close by
50    Life, XXX    |        comforted in me, was most kind and serviceable, and ever
51    Life, XXX    |          very defective in every kind of service which the Saints
52    Life, XXXI   |         other things of the same kind. The disposition to practise
53    Life, XXXIII |     other affections of the same kind. Everything took place in
54    Life, XXXIII |         him, nor did I know what kind of a superior he might be.
55    Life, XXXIV  |           and others of the same kind, to give me trouble, in
56    Life, XXXV   |  resolved to undergo readily any kind of martyrdom for God, I
57    Life, XXXVI  |        my soul. Thoughts of this kind he put before me; and they
58    Life, XXXVI  |        for other reasons of that kind. But on other points I understood
59    Life, XXXVI  |        with other things of that kind. This was of great service
60    Life, XXXVI  |         I must do nothing of the kind; for if we began with an
61    Life, XXXVII |     without any suffering of any kind to enter into glory of a
62    Life, XXXVII |     there any sweetness, nor any kind of pleasure, which I can
63    Life, XXXVII |         about by trifles of this kind! Thy kingdom is for ever.
64    Life, XXXVII |           and others of the same kind, when I should have been
65    Life, XXXVIII|          secret anything of this kind, however much it distressed
66    Life, XXXVIII|        other matters of the same kind, and I have already said
67    Life, XXXVIII|          a vision of a different kind, which frightened me very
68    Life, XL     |         made my life to me now a kind of sleep; for almost always
69     Rel, I      |          than do anything of the kind knowingly. I am resolved
70     Rel, I      |           21. Everything of this kind, and of the highest perfection,
71     Rel, II     |        they are of a much higher kind. Our Lord has taught me
72     Rel, III    |        He showed me by a certain kind of intellectual vision the
73     Rel, V      |      they be of the very highest kind, and though they come from
74     Rel, V      |          nor for anything of the kind relating to prayer. These
75     Rel, VII    |         something, it is of this kind: she sees nothing either
76     Rel, VII    |          there is nothing of the kind, for without a word, inward
77     Rel, VIII   |   impossible, or anything of the kind, when it occurs. It was
78     Rel, VIII   |         very common is a certain kind of wounding;705 for it really
79     Rel, XI     |          vision of a much higher kind; and I understand now, so