Part, Chapter

 1     Int         |         could, and begged him to consider the matter well, and tell
 2    Pref         |        her,52 and advised her to consider carefully her way of prayer.~
 3    Pref         |        fear of God, because they consider the way on which they are
 4    Pref         |         is most just, but let us consider them always as people in
 5    Life, I      |       feeling of devotion when I consider how God gave me in my early
 6    Life, V      |          deep sleep, he began to consider all that he had done in
 7    Life, V      |          when I think of it, and consider how our Lord seems to have
 8    Life, VI     |     filled with amazement when I consider the great favours which
 9    Life, VII    |   themselves blind, and who will consider that which they do to be
10    Life, VII    |         us serve God always, and consider how all things come to an
11    Life, VIII   |        Joy of the angels! when I consider it, I wish I could wholly
12    Life, X      |         to discern, confess, and consider often that I was once accustomed
13    Life, X      |       clear that such souls must consider themselves greater debtors—
14    Life, XI     |    rejoice and take comfort, and consider it as the greatest favour
15    Life, XII    |        that remains, he who will consider the matter will trace that
16    Life, XIII   |        of our own soul only, and consider that in the whole world
17    Life, XIII   |     labour, therefore, always to consider the virtues and the good
18    Life, XIII   |      reflections for a time, and consider the sufferings He there
19    Life, XIV    |         was to me a great joy to consider my soul as a garden, and
20    Life, XVI    |         what I have written, and consider it as a letter for yourself
21    Life, XVIII  |     words like these.~6. O Lord, consider what Thou art doing; forget
22    Life, XIX    |          Thee, imploring Thee to consider the grounds they had. They
23    Life, XIX    |        interruptions; for when I consider what God must have borne
24    Life, XIX    |        and, for the love of God, consider it well,—that a soul,
25    Life, XX     |      have been able to do it.~2. Consider we now that this last water,
26    Life, XX     |         highest way it can. They consider this a temptation and a
27    Life, XX     |      upon it as a shower. People consider it wanting in humility,
28    Life, XXI    |       the true life! Sometimes I consider, if a person like myself—
29    Life, XXII   |       God given to souls,—will consider that opinion to be best,
30    Life, XXII   |        to us; He will teach you. Consider His life; that is the best
31    Life, XXII   |         has Him near him! Let us consider the glorious St. Paul, who
32    Life, XXIII  |      them weaknesses; but, if we consider his state, they were neither
33    Life, XXIII  |          would have me carefully consider my whole method of prayer,
34    Life, XXIII  |        and servant of God, might consider it, and tell me what I should
35    Life, XXVII  |         vision I am speaking of. Consider well this way in which God
36    Life, XXVII  |      exceedingly little, when we consider what Thou doest to the soul
37    Life, XXVII  |       the least of these graces? Consider, and it is true, that God
38    Life, XXVII  |         me to the state I am in. Consider, that what I am saying is
39    Life, XXIX   | contributing to it and we should consider with fear that all this
40    Life, XXXI   |      whole being is refreshed. I consider that everything ordained
41    Life, XXXI   |       body; and, though they may consider him perfect, he is living
42    Life, XXXII  |       grace for that end! When I consider that, notwithstanding my
43    Life, XXXII  |         that I had. She began to consider how to provide a revenue
44    Life, XXXII  |        him, had sent him word to consider well what he was doing,
45    Life, XXXII  |      help; that when he began to consider the answer he should make
46    Life, XXXIII |       could, and I begged him to consider the matter well, and tell
47    Life, XXXV   |       recollected, and I did not consider that their not being recollected
48    Life, XXXV   |      often lost in wonder when I consider and see the special help
49    Life, XXXVI  |        myself. Oh, if we did but consider carefully the events of
50    Life, XXXVI  |        such fervour as made them consider our affair as their own,
51    Life, XXXVII |     should not be satisfied, and consider myself most blessed, to
52    Life, XXXVII |        my Lord, because I do not consider Him as one of our earthly
53    Life, XXXVII |   greater awe, O my Lord, when I consider Thy humility, and the love
54    Life, XXXVIII|      Lord to me, and so began to consider the place which my sins
55    Life, XXXIX  |         happened that I began to consider all that we had gone through.
56    Life, XXXIX  |       praying for; that I was to consider my love for Him, which was
57    Life, XL     |       doing, O my Lord Almighty! Consider who it is to whom Thou givest
58     Rel, I      |      leave undone anything I may consider to be the more perfect,
59     Rel, II     |       world. And so it is that I consider at times how all, except
60     Rel, III    |       what I desired for Myself? Consider My wounds; thy pains will
61     Rel, IV     |         yesterday so soon, and I consider the many affairs which detain
62     Rel, IX     |          was in joy, and did not consider that there was nobody else
63     Rel, XI     |       was.~7. Your Lordship must consider that in all this, in my
64     Rel, XI     |         I have in your Lordship. Consider it carefully, for the love
65     Rel, XI     |    solitude I find myself when I consider that the comparison of which