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 1     Int         |         book came finally into the hands of Father Bañez, it was
 2     Int         |          taken while it was in the hands of the bishop Don Alvaro
 3     Int         |            is now, I think, in the hands of her daughter-in-law,
 4    Pref         |          now placed herself in the hands of Don Francis, who encouraged
 5    Pref         |            is not fit to be in the hands of everybody, for it is
 6    Pref         |           that the book was in the hands of the servants of the Princess,
 7    Pref         |            of her life were in the hands of secular people,—he
 8    Pref         |           The Saint left it in his hands, but Fra Bañes, struck
 9    Life, II     |   appearance. I took pains with my hands and my hair, used perfumes,
10    Life, VI     |        when I began to crawl on my hands and knees. I bore all this
11    Life, VII    |      matter seriously into His own hands.~7. If parents would take
12    Life, X      |          the gifts received at His hands, we shall never be moved
13    Life, XI     |            as they say, out of His Hands, even after we had made
14    Life, XV     |        must then escape out of its hands; now and then, it could
15    Life, XVIII  |            it cannot even move the hands without great pain; the
16    Life, XX(267)|          it then more into His own hands. That is evidently so; because
17    Life, XX     |         abandon ourselves into the hands of God, and go willingly
18    Life, XX     |           bones are racked, and my hands become so rigid, that I
19    Life, XX     |           sitting, sitting; if the hands were open, or if they were
20    Life, XX     |         and so none remains in its hands; all the good it has, it
21    Life, XXI    |         given up its will into His hands,296 and that it cannot deceive
22    Life, XXI    |          not come before Thee with hands so empty,298 seeing that
23    Life, XXI    |          have deserved them at His hands by cultivating the garden,
24    Life, XXII   |   everything must pass through the hands of His most Sacred Humanity,
25    Life, XXII   |      committing ourselves into the hands of God. If it be His Majesty'
26    Life, XXII   | abandonment of themselves into the hands of His Majesty, that He
27    Life, XXV    |   ourselves put weapons into their hands, that they may assail us;
28    Life, XXVII  |      nothing but put myself in the hands of God: He knew what was
29    Life, XXVIII |          in prayer, to show me His Hands, and His Hands only. The
30    Life, XXVIII |         show me His Hands, and His Hands only. The beauty of them
31    Life, XXVIII |         great courage to look upon Hands and Face so beautiful. But
32    Life, XXVIII |     whiteness of one of our Lord's Hands415 are beyond our imagination
33    Life, XXX    |            have escaped out of his hands I see clearly that this
34    Life, XXX    |      unable to escape out of their hands. It is impossible to describe
35    Life, XXXI   |           I had escaped out of his hands, he would yet lay hold of
36    Life, XXXI   |          to commit myself into the hands of God. Then I was tormented
37    Life, XXXI   |             for a soul left in the hands of God cares nothing about
38    Life, XXXI   |          mercies I received at Thy hands! So it is, O my Lord. I
39    Life, XXXII  |         destruction of life by the hands of another but here it is
40    Life, XXXII  |         never to let me out of His hands, lest I should turn back
41    Life, XXXIII |            once to take me by both hands. She said that I pleased
42    Life, XXXVI  |        advised us to put it in the hands of learned men. This brought
43    Life, XXXVII |       wouldest not endure it at my hands. But Thou art with me, and
44    Life, XXXVIII|        with white banners in their hands, and I have had other most
45    Life, XXXVIII|        have spoken,581 held in the hands of that priest, in the Host
46    Life, XXXVIII|            It was plain that those hands were those of a sinner,
47    Life, XXXVIII|           Himself  ./. in the very hands of His enemy, for my good
48    Life, XXXIX  |          paper which he had in his hands. That sight consoled me
49    Life, XXXIX  |            trust themselves in the hands of God, for the truth, which
50    Life, XXXIX  |            weapons of war in their hands, to hurt me; some had spears,
51    Life, XL     |           ill deserved them at Thy hands?~8. Once, when I was with
52    Life, XL     |         some degree fallen. In his hands he held a large book, which
53    Life, XL     |            me with swords in their hands. The meaning of that, as
54     Rel, I      |            but leave it all in the hands of God.630~17. This leaving
55     Rel, I      |            17. This leaving in the hands of God the supply of all
56     Rel, II     |            or touched them with my hands,—and this I now see is
57     Rel, II     |          and I place myself in the hands of God, and trust my desires;
58     Rel, III    |          they would like to tie My hands."~11. One day after the
59     Rel, IV     |        that a numbness began in my hands, and no efforts of mine
60     Rel, IV     |            am writing this; for my hands are as if the joints were
61     Rel, IV     |            —it is I. Show me thy hands." And to me He seemed to
62     Rel, VIII   |         deep, as I was saying, the hands become cold, and sometimes
63     Rel, VIII   |          not able to write with my hands: the pains I endure are
64     Rel, IX     |            him with palms in their hands, all singing hymns of praise