Part, Chapter

 1     Int        |          the first of these—the giving of grace—is necessary,
 2     Int, Arg   |       great debt she owes God for giving her conformity of her will (
 3    Pref        |         to let it go back without giving my opinion on it, at least
 4    Pref        |         even grievous sinners; by giving them to taste most deeply
 5    Life, III   |      appeared as if I did; for in giving pleasure to others I have
 6    Life, IV    |      makes virtue to shine forth, giving it to me Himself, and compelling
 7    Life, V     |      recourse to enchantments, by giving him a little image made
 8    Life, V     |            and was never weary of giving God thanks for the light
 9    Life, VI    |         the Infant Jesus, without giving thanks to St. Joseph for
10    Life, VI    |           again and raised me up, giving me Thy hand always. Very
11    Life, VII   |           I began to be afraid of giving myself to prayer, because
12    Life, VII   |       before me, stern and grave, giving me to understand what in
13    Life, VII   |           a sufficient reason for giving up a  ./. practice which
14    Life, VIII  |         and even lessenest daily, giving to them the victory over
15    Life, XI    |            and are so dilatory in giving ourselves wholly to God,
16    Life, XI    |        have done. We think we are giving all to God; but, in fact,
17    Life, XI    |           toil, our Lord, indeed, giving them strength. In the other
18    Life, XI    |           receiving rather than a giving of anything on our part.~
19    Life, XII   |      their eyes who read this, by giving them experience; and then
20    Life, XII   | understand  ./. what our Lord was giving me, in order that I might
21    Life, XIII  |          have, for the purpose of giving a sanction, so far as he
22    Life, XV    |          is this: let there be no giving up of prayer; it is by prayer
23    Life, XV    |       they thought that they were giving up the goods of this world
24    Life, XV    |           in prayer, and of never giving it up, whatever troubles
25    Life, XVII  |         the mere tasting of it,—giving to Him none of the produce,
26    Life, XVII  |           much nor little, beyond giving its consent that our Lord
27    Life, XVII  |          the first of these—the giving of the grace—is necessary
28    Life, XVIII |          a going back? For, as to giving Thee thanks for mercies
29    Life, XVIII |     Sometimes I relieve myself by giving utterance to follies. It
30    Life, XIX   |        others know that Thou wert giving them.~12. When this was
31    Life, XIX   |         me—nothing else but the giving up of prayer. God, of His
32    Life, XIX   |   forgiving. He is never weary of giving, nor can His compassion
33    Life, XX    |         on earth. And when we are giving Him thanks for this great
34    Life, XXI   |         that blessing which He is giving to it. Although it be most
35    Life, XXI   |         advanced; for God is ever giving it grace upon grace. God
36    Life, XXI   |          it may not offend Him,—giving it grace, and stirring it
37    Life, XXII  |       without pain, all-glorious, giving strength to some and courage
38    Life, XXII  |         Lord God has shown us, in giving us such a pledge of the
39    Life, XXIV  |         was enjoining it all, and giving him grace to command me
40    Life, XXIV  |       very weak, especially as to giving up certain friendships,
41    Life, XXV   |      towards tempting it; and the giving way to the first movements
42    Life, XXIX  |  disordered senses are soothed by giving them to drink. So here reason
43    Life, XXXI  |         them, at least outwardly, giving up all for God,—when they
44    Life, XXXIII|        was almost nothing. Beyond giving her name and her countenance,
45    Life, XXXV  |          that they insisted on my giving it up. I told them that,
46    Life, XXXV  |           Now, as the pleasure of giving pleasure to that person
47    Life, XXXV  |       should not be distressed in giving away that or anything else
48    Life, XXXV  |            in earnest, and really giving up everything for Thee,
49    Life, XXXVI |       observance? They said I was giving scandal in the city, and
50    Life, XXXVII|           worn out in unceasingly giving satisfaction to people;
51    Life, XXXIX |       trouble I had had, and  ./. giving thanks to our Lord for having
52    Life, XXXIX |        what a warning I should be giving to men to hate the whole
53    Life, XL    |        our Lord has given, and is giving continually, to me a sinner.
54    Life, XL    |       what I have gone through in giving this account of myself,
55     Rel, I     |           once all that He is now giving unto me; and I pray Him
56     Rel, I     |        that I ask Him to send me, giving me first the grace to bear 
57     Rel, II    |           when I awake.~5. God is giving me more earnest desires,
58     Rel, III   |           of grace.649 Afterwards giving thanks to our Lord for so
59     Rel, III   |           Francis Salcedo who was giving me the most Holy Sacrament.
60     Rel, III   |         separate thee from Me,"—giving me to understand that the
61     Rel, IV    |           to be very great, after giving Him so grand a reception,
62     Rel, VII   |         to her and comforted her, giving her great security. The
63     Rel, VIII  |         on that which our Lord is giving it. The flight of the spirit
64     Rel, IX    |         came, when I was at night giving thanks to our Lord for the
65     Rel, XI    |          doing something, and was giving a good example, and I was