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 1    Life, I      |       martyr or a hermit.~7. I remember that, when my mother died,91
 2    Life, III    |       thought so, but I do not remember this consideration. I endured
 3    Life, IV     |   whatever of mine own ease. I remember perfectly well, and it is
 4    Life, IV     |  whence it came.~3. Whenever I remember this, there is nothing in
 5    Life, IV     |        world utterly; and so I remember how sorry I was for those
 6    Life, VI     |     having offended God; and I remember that very often I did not
 7    Life, VII    |    glory be to God!—I do not remember that I ever offended Him,130
 8    Life, VIII   |        is strictly true; but I remember very little of those good
 9    Life, IX     |     sweat from His face; but I remember that I never dared to form
10    Life, IX     |      Once only in my life do I remember asking for consolation,
11    Life, X      |         the more distinctly we remember the good he has done us.~
12    Life, X      |      so meritorious, always to remember that we have our being from
13    Life, X      |      preserves us, and also to remember all the benefits of His
14    Life, X      | precious pearl, which, when we remember that it is given us, and
15    Life, XI     |      of honour, we do not then remember that we had given it up
16    Life, XI     |      altogether, if he did not remember that he has to please and
17    Life, XI     |  account of evil thoughts, but remember that Satan suggested them
18    Life, XVII   |        this very day, and so I remember it well,—to see my soul
19    Life, XVIII  |     Thy graces, I beseech Thee remember them. O my Creator, pour
20    Life, XVIII  |       done any to me; nor do I remember, however ill I might have
21    Life, XIX    |       for a year, but I do not remember distinctly the other six
22    Life, XIX    |     had; for, as well as I can remember now, it is more than twenty-one
23    Life, XIX    |        His bread.~24. Let them remember His words, and behold what
24    Life, XX     |    effort of mine, had made me remember them. At other times, I
25    Life, XXII   |      God lifts it up. I do not remember that He ever showed me any
26    Life, XXIII  |   omitting nothing whatever. I remember, when I saw I had written
27    Life, XXV    |        yea, rather, how can it remember them then, when the memory
28    Life, XXVIII |       a moment, what we do not remember, what we have never thought
29    Life, XXIX   |       fire. Oh, how often do I remember, when in this state, those
30    Life, XXIX   |    spoke of before,—I do not remember the chapter,442—which
31    Life, XXX    |        once in this way; and I remember it was on the day before
32    Life, XXXII  |        may have had to bear, I remember no time in which I do not
33    Life, XXXIII |        know not what. I do not remember to have felt so either before
34    Life, XXXIV  |       have it much better,—I remember I said, "O Lord, Thou must
35    Life, XXXIV  |    blessed for evermore!~12. I remember that during those hours
36    Life, XXXVI  |      made me very happy too. I remember that he told me, the first
37    Life, XXXVII |      as compelled me always to remember and think of him, though
38    Life, XXXVII |      my obligations to God, or remember His mercies; but my soul
39    Life, XXXVIII|      words, whereby He made me remember the great wickedness of
40    Life, XXXVIII|        occasions He told me to remember how I used to think it an
41    Life, XXXVIII|     His honour; and, again, to remember my debt to Him, for when
42    Life, XXXVIII|      of. When our Lord made me remember my wicked life, I wept;
43    Life, XXXIX  |   things as they really are, I remember how great a trial it is
44    Life, XXXIX  |      so, when I do not clearly remember everything exactly, that
45    Life, XXXIX  |       the utmost shame, when I remember what I am. I have said it
46    Life, XL     |        so great! Dost Thou not remember that this my soul has been
47    Life, XL     |        and is still whenever I remember it, particularly after Communion.~
48    Life, XL     |       only I do not distinctly remember it; but I do see that it
49    Life, XL     |       15. So it is, whenever I remember it, I do not know how to
50    Life, XL     |     filthy sins, that they may remember their sins are not secret,
51    Life, XL     |      thought that no one would remember me, but I am not so much
52     Rel, I      |      dwell on an evil deed, to remember it afterwards and if I do
53     Rel, I      |      it afterwards and if I do remember it, I see some virtue or
54     Rel, II     |   habit of doing, for I do not remember that I ever did so in the
55     Rel, II     |       There are days wherein I remember times without number the
56     Rel, IV     |     words to me which I do not remember. Some of them referred  ./. 
57     Rel, VI     |         I praise our Lord, and remember the words, "posuit fines
58     Rel, VIII   |     very depths of the soul. I remember only this comparison, and
59     Rel, VIII   |       comfort in anything, nor remember that it is His will that
60     Rel, VIII   |      at times; but as I do not remember that very well now, nor
61     Rel, VIII   |   knows One only God. I do not remember that our Lord ever seemed
62     Rel, VIII   |       serve His Majesty.~23. I remember another way of prayer which
63     Rel, IX     |       so, when I was trying to remember it, I heard: "Thou knowest
64     Rel, IX     |        delights, which made me remember those words of the Canticle:727 "
65     Rel, IX     |     this resolution, I did not remember what I had heard in a former