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 1    Pref         |           taste most deeply of His sweetness. I have seen it so myself.
 2    Life, IV     |        greater the reward, and the sweetness thence afterwards resulting.
 3    Life, VII    |       compunction, to taste of the sweetness of Thy consolations and
 4    Life, VIII   |         imagined, because I had no sweetness in God, and no pleasure
 5    Life, VIII   |            little trouble He gives sweetness, in order that, by the help
 6    Life, VIII   |           to say hereafter of this sweetness, which our Lord gives to
 7    Life, IX     |          me either these things or sweetness in devotion, I never dared
 8    Life, IX     |         ask for consolation or for sweetness. He had compassion enough
 9    Life, XI     |         Those Who Have No Sensible Sweetness.~1. I speak now of those
10    Life, XI     |          Lord gave me to taste His sweetness, all the anxieties which
11    Life, XI     |           Thee only because of the sweetness they find thereby.~20. It
12    Life, XI     |         greatly afflicted, whether sweetness and tenderness fail it,
13    Life, XI     |      consist in tears, nor in this sweetness and tenderness which we
14    Life, XI     |             whether God gives them sweetness in devotion or not, I am
15    Life, XIV    |        that contentment in greater sweetness; but the faculties are not
16    Life, XV     |           Spirit of God, and not a sweetness supplied by Satan, or brought
17    Life, XV     |        nature is so greedy of  ./. sweetness, that it seeks for it in
18    Life, XV     |            in order to obtain this sweetness, it does not appear that
19    Life, XV     |       directs unto God the joy and sweetness it then feels; and if it
20    Life, XV     |        will make no account of the sweetness which Satan sends. But it
21    Life, XV     |      things relating to prayer and sweetness, we must be very careful
22    Life, XV     |            cunning devices and the sweetness which Satan sends is to
23    Life, XV     |       first, and not to desire any sweetness at all, seeing that our
24    Life, XVI    |         are at work. The pleasure, sweetness, and delight are incomparably
25    Life, XX     | accompanied with exceeding joy and sweetness.270~3. A rapture is absolutely
26    Life, XX     |        itself, and that with great sweetness, if unresisted, the senses
27    Life, XX     |          Lord gave me so  ./. much sweetness and delight.273 Even now
28    Life, XX     |               Even now I have that sweetness occasionally; but it is
29    Life, XX     |           sharp martyrdom, full of sweetness; for if any earthly thing
30    Life, XX     |        same time, it is so full of sweetness, that the soul, discerning
31    Life, XXII   |        method of prayer is full of sweetness, if God helps us in it,
32    Life, XXII   |          in seeking consolation or sweetness, not in prayer,—the consolations
33    Life, XXIII  |        afraid, because the joy and sweetness which I felt were so great,
34    Life, XXIV   |          all I could to resist the sweetness and graces that God sent.
35    Life, XXIV   |        deficient. By resisting the sweetness and joys which God sent
36    Life, XXIV   |           that, in order to obtain sweetness in prayer, it was necessary
37    Life, XXIV   |           Lord poured over me that sweetness and joy which seemed to
38    Life, XXV    |       presence of another.~14. The sweetness and joy which Satan gives
39    Life, XXV    |            never did, taste of the sweetness of God,—by which I mean
40    Life, XXV    |             disturbed, and without sweetness. Any one who has ever tasted
41    Life, XXVII  |        resolutions, accompanied by sweetness, which we then make. This
42    Life, XXVIII |          they begin with a certain sweetness and joy, the soul rejects
43    Life, XXIX   |          His great beauty, and the sweetness with which those words of
44    Life, XXIX   |          yet so surpassing was the sweetness of this excessive pain,
45    Life, XXX    |             bringing with it calm, sweetness, and light. It is no doubt
46    Life, XXXIV  |          fall into sin, with great sweetness, dissolved in tears. Then
47    Life, XXXV   |         Lord had taken from me all sweetness in prayer. In short, I was
48    Life, XXXVI  |          be kept  ./. with so much sweetness: it is most evident that
49    Life, XXXVI  |           bear it all with so much sweetness. Let others go to another
50    Life, XXXVII |           some visions the joy and sweetness and comfort of them so far
51    Life, XXXVII |         Lord. Neither is there any sweetness, nor any kind of pleasure,
52    Life, XXXVIII|          must die with the greater sweetness.~8. It seems to me, also,
53    Life, XXXIX  |    interval in which He gives them sweetness in prayer, and then they
54    Life, XXXIX  |          with great tenderness and sweetness; He also spoke other most
55    Life, XXXIX  |          with great tenderness and sweetness, and bade me not to distress
56    Life, XL     |            One day, in prayer, the sweetness of which was so great that,
57    Life, XL     |            with much recollection, sweetness, and repose, I saw myself,
58     Rel, IV     |           to comfort me with great sweetness, and said to me, among other
59     Rel, IV     |       thought It was warm, and the sweetness I then felt was exceedingly
60     Rel, VIII   |            for the feeling and the sweetness are so high above all things
61     Rel, VIII   |          through a trance or great sweetness in our Lord, whereby He
62     Ind         |            her, xix. 11.~Devotion, sweetness in, never asked for by the
63     Ind         |          Pain of raptures, xx. 11; sweetness of, xx. 19.~Paradise of
64     Ind         |           Saint longs for, xl. 27.~Sweetness, spiritual, never sought