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 1    Life, VII    |       His Majesty wished him to feel somewhat of that pain which
 2    Life, VII    |      grows strong enough not to feel what he may be made to suffer.
 3    Life, VIII   |        rise above that pain you feel at being much with Him Who
 4    Life, VIII   |        me, because they made me feel that I was very far from
 5    Life, IX     |         for us. So keenly did I feel the evil return I had made
 6    Life, XIII   |      his head, he will make her feel that it is better for her
 7    Life, XIV    |        flow with joy; though we feel them, they are not the result
 8    Life, XIV    |     this soul, and will have it feel how He is communicating 
 9    Life, XVIII  |         is in the world, and to feel its own loneliness; and
10    Life, XVIII  |     signs of the great joy they feel; but now, in this state,
11    Life, XX     |        any way, and you see and feel it as a cloud, or a strong
12    Life, XX     |      wings.~4. I repeat it: you feel and see yourself carried
13    Life, XX     |      not whither. For though we feel how delicious it is, yet
14    Life, XX     |      the great shocks I used to feel when our Lord would throw
15    Life, XX     |       to him, being a saint, to feel it more deeply,—"Vigilavi,
16    Life, XX     |     death, and I tremble when I feel them coming on, because
17    Life, XXII   |  aridities. Though the soul may feel it in some measure, there
18    Life, XXIII  |        so it seems to me; for I feel it to be impossible that
19    Life, XXVI   |       on leaving him, I used to feel instantly that I ought not
20    Life, XXVI   |         I have hitherto said! I feel assured that he will understand
21    Life, XXVII  |   converse, and when we seem to feel that He hears us by the
22    Life, XXVIII |        Thy will the soul should feel the greatness of Thy Majesty,
23    Life, XXIX   |     known. Since then, I do not feel that pain so much, but only
24    Life, XXX    |        timid man, and could not feel safe about me, because he
25    Life, XXX    |        I was not able at all to feel that confidence, for our
26    Life, XXX    |        nor can I help myself. I feel that I do something when
27    Life, XXXI   |   whenever I take it. Indeed, I feel almost always a certain
28    Life, XXXI   | carefully. I may compare what I feel with that which happens
29    Life, XXXII  |         our Lord made me really feel those torments, and that
30    Life, XXXII  |     very great distress which I feel at the sight of so many
31    Life, XXXIII |         me there where I should feel it most; and so, amid the
32    Life, XXXIII |         and openness. I used to feel the very greatest repugnance
33    Life, XXXIV  |     trouble and shame I used to feel formerly, I spoke of my
34    Life, XXXIV  |       unto God; and sometimes I feel this so keenly, that I can
35    Life, XXXV   |         now, though I wished to feel some distress when I saw
36    Life, XXXV   |        time, though I wished to feel it, I could feel none.~13.
37    Life, XXXV   |      wished to feel it, I could feel none.~13. The delay of another
38    Life, XXXV   |         do not see it, nor do I feel that the way that leadeth
39    Life, XXXVI  |     least, though I did seem to feel it, lest I should appear
40    Life, XXXVI  |     thou afraid of?" He made me feel assured that the monastery
41    Life, XXXVIII|         too much for me: and we feel that we make greater progress
42    Life, XXXIX  |        such a way as to make us feel He hears us, and that He
43    Life, XL     |      such a state that I do not feel that I am living, nor yet
44    Life, XL     |   things of this world, made me feel as I did, and His Majesty
45     Rel, I      |        whatever to serve God, I feel this pain in a way wholly
46     Rel, I      |      necessary. Nevertheless, I feel that I am very defective
47     Rel, I      |         it seems to me folly to feel for deaths and the troubles
48     Rel, I      |         was, and what I used to feel.~22. If I see people do
49     Rel, I      |      should be felt. And also I feel, when I see people who used
50     Rel, I      |      accustomed to do before, I feel no improvement.~27. All
51     Rel, I      |         the perfections which I feel our Lord has wrought in
52     Rel, II     |       to accept an endowment, I feel it keenly, and betake myself
53     Rel, II     |      always, that it is just. I feel it so little that I see
54     Rel, II     |      that it is not possible to feel them, because I imagine
55     Rel, II     |        calm, that I do not even feel that I am pleased when I
56     Rel, II     |      and if I do any penance, I feel it to be so slight in comparison
57     Rel, II     |        have a hard heart.~13. I feel in myself a very earnest
58     Rel, II     |         them of their errors. I feel very keenly the loss of
59     Rel, II     |    painted on it. This makes me feel secure and be at rest; and
60     Rel, II     |         part, is that I, when I feel it so painfully to be absent
61     Rel, II     |       leading me by this way, I feel that it is necessary for
62     Rel, IV     |    except at Communion, did not feel that it was the day of the
63     Rel, IV     |        that great pain, which I feel sometimes more than at others,
64     Rel, VIII   |          the nerves are made to feel it.~ ./. 9. It seems to
65     Rel, VIII   |         I believe that he would feel if he were grievously tortured:
66     Rel, XI     |       but, as it seems to me, I feel that it would give me more
67     Rel, XI     |        acts I used to make, nor feel the pains I felt for having
68     Rel, XI     |   because He will have the soul feel that presence, and it brings