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 1     Int             | translation of these two works is greatly needed, and, in the case
 2     Int             |         father, will be delighted greatly to find an account of the
 3     Int, Arg        |        God. This is calculated to greatly animate the spirit to the
 4    Pref             |           filled with horror, and greatly distressed, when I read
 5    Life, I          |       mother.~5. It astonished us greatly to find it said in what
 6    Life, V          |         Lady must have helped him greatly, for he had a very great
 7    Life, VII        |           present even now. I was greatly astonished and disturbed,
 8    Life, IX         |         began to recommend myself greatly to this glorious Saint.
 9    Life, XI         |          Him—let him praise Him greatly for the trust He has in
10    Life, XI         |      neither to rejoice nor to be greatly afflicted, whether sweetness
11    Life, XI         |         when the understanding is greatly distracted and disturbed,
12    Life, XIII       |            if tender-hearted, are greatly fatigued by continual meditations
13    Life, XIV        |       prayer; for I have suffered greatly, and lost much time, because
14    Life, XV         |         ever have. If a soul love greatly, and is thankful naturally,
15    Life, XVII       |         father, will be delighted greatly if our Lord should bestow
16    Life, XVII       |        time you will  ./. rejoice greatly in that you have understood
17    Life, XIX        |       speak to me, and it made me greatly afraid. But as I shall speak
18    Life, XIX        |           a most learned man, has greatly merited in the eyes of God;
19    Life, XXI        |           —for I recommend them greatly to God, and I wish I might
20    Life, XXII       |        said before.317~16. God is greatly pleased when He beholds
21    Life, XXIII      |          I knew none of them, was greatly attracted by them, merely
22    Life, XXIII      |          for many souls have been greatly blessed through him, because
23    Life, XXIII      |          to me, and encouraged me greatly. He said that all was very
24    Life, XXIV       |           for they knew him to be greatly favoured and comforted of
25    Life, XXIV       |        the nobleman, who rejoiced greatly when he was told that it
26    Life, XXV        |           it were, terrified, and greatly disgusted.~16. I look upon
27    Life, XXVI       |     confessor380 who mortified me greatly, and now and then distressed
28    Life, XXIX       |  confessor; he always consoled me greatly when he saw me in distress.~
29    Life, XXX        |          more firmly rely. He was greatly comforted in me, was most
30    Life, XXX        |           other conclusion, I was greatly distressed, until certain
31    Life, XXXI       |          for they took the matter greatly to heart; and he was a person
32    Life, XXXI       |           what follows, for I was greatly alarmed at it: on Trinity
33    Life, XXXI       | sufferings became so excessive as greatly to disturb my soul. They
34    Life, XXXI       |          on my part: and I always greatly desire this. My confessor
35    Life, XXXI       |        see certain souls are very greatly afflicted on that ground.
36    Life, XXXII      |           moves our compassion so greatly. That other pain has no
37    Life, XXXII      |      servants of God, and God was greatly served therein, yet, because
38    Life, XXXII      |      became convinced that it was greatly for the service of God,
39    Life, XXXIII     |            that I had pleased God greatly, and had not sinned against
40    Life, XXXIII(489)|           present. Her sister was greatly hurt, and persuaded the
41    Life, XXXIII     |        Lord and they too would be greatly honoured in it; that I was
42    Life, XXXIV      |           yet God would be served greatly: as to the monastery, it
43    Life, XXXIV      |          his faith, and so he has greatly benefited himself and some
44    Life, XXXIV      |      alone; they help one another greatly to suffer and to merit.
45    Life, XXXIV      |          He did also other things greatly to the honour of God, and
46    Life, XXXV       |         that my going away tended greatly to His service, and held
47    Life, XXXVI      |            Such a contest left me greatly fatigued, and laughing at
48    Life, XXXVI      |          was to suffer, rejoicing greatly that I had the opportunity
49    Life, XXXVI      |   summoned to judgment, rejoicing greatly at seeing that I had something
50    Life, XXXVI      |          I was, and was therefore greatly pleased; he told me afterwards
51    Life, XXXVI      |            It will encourage them greatly, who shall come here both
52    Life, XXXVIII    |         suffering, he consoled me greatly, and gave me plenty of good
53    Life, XXXVIII    |          have said,569 I suffered greatly at one time, though not
54    Life, XXXVIII    |       when I have been previously greatly humiliated, in order that
55    Life, XXXVIII    |         was very much beloved. So greatly comforted was my soul, that
56    Life, XXXIX      |            That sight consoled me greatly, because it seemed that
57    Life, XXXIX      |          vision, and it helped me greatly not to trust much in any
58    Life, XXXIX      |        much clearness, that I was greatly astonished and consoled
59    Life, XL         |          unto me. He comforted me greatly, and told me I must do this
60    Life, XL         |           view to that I shall be greatly comforted if he shall think
61     Rel, I          |         to speak to any one, I am greatly distressed, and I suffer
62     Rel, II         |     experience that my soul gains greatly thereby; on the contrary,
63     Rel, III        |           the Order of the Virgin greatly advanced in thy days." I
64     Rel, VI         |           and this constrained me greatly to abstain from making the
65     Rel, VII        |     learned man. He reassured her greatly, as did also the fathers
66     Rel, VII        |         failed to give themselves greatly to prayer, and perhaps all
67     Rel, IX         |         good; and he comforted me greatly. So it has been: he comforts
68     Rel, IX         |        these words: "He serves Me greatly; but the great thing is
69     Rel, IX         |           I heard this: "Thou art greatly deceived, My daughter; on