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 1    Life, Pro    |      one in whom I can have any comfort. For I see that they, after
 2    Life, IV     |    solitude—our Lord began to comfort me so much in this way of
 3    Life, IV     |         books, which was all my comfort; for God never endowed me
 4    Life, IV     |         many thoughts—I found comfort; for it was not usual with
 5    Life, V      |      with the utmost care of my comfort; that is, my father, my
 6    Life, VI     |     Palm Sunday.125~2. The only comfort I had was this—if no one
 7    Life, VII    |        to lose the pleasure and comfort I had in virtuous things:
 8    Life, VII    |   clearly, O my Lord, that this comfort departed from me because
 9    Life, VII    |         to see me; for it was a comfort to him to speak of the things
10    Life, VII    |       him I was to lose all the comfort and good of my life—he
11    Life, VIII   |      that He shall give them no comfort in it. I am most truly sorry
12    Life, VIII   |         At one time I had great comfort in sermons, at another they
13    Life, IX     |        for I used to find great comfort in those Saints whom, after
14    Life, IX     |        years to give me joy and comfort. But as for asking our Lord
15    Life, X      |  publication will give me great comfort.~11. But as to that which
16    Life, XI     |        He must rejoice and take comfort, and consider it as the
17    Life, XIV    |         in a picture is a great comfort; and then it sees clearly
18    Life, XVI    |  comforts, and that there is no comfort for it now but in Thee;
19    Life, XVIII  | attended with so much bliss and comfort of the soul, that the soul
20    Life, XVIII  |       with us: this was a great comfort to me.~21. It is to be observed
21    Life, XIX    |         6. I write this for the comfort of souls which are weak,
22    Life, XX     |   fulfilled in myself. It was a comfort to know that others had
23    Life, XX     | loneliness; how much greater my comfort, when these persons were
24    Life, XX     |        therein our Lord used to comfort me—has become in general
25    Life, XXI    |      that they who bring me any comfort, and whose conversation
26    Life, XXI    |  certain that He never fails to comfort those who do well, and strive
27    Life, XXIV   |        hand, they gave me great comfort, which, when I had lost
28    Life, XXIV   |   friendship with, nor have any comfort in, nor any particular love
29    Life, XXV    |         alone, which was all my comfort. I had no one to speak to,
30    Life, XXV    |      Lord.~21. But there was no comfort for me when I thought of
31    Life, XXV    |        in whom I could find any comfort; unable to pray or read,
32    Life, XXV    |        five hours; there was no comfort for me, either from heaven
33    Life, XXVI   |        these books were a great comfort to me, and I could not read
34    Life, XXVII  |         and now he is a greater comfort to me, I do believe, than
35    Life, XXVIII |        body receives health and comfort.~18. I urged this argument,
36    Life, XXX    |    afflictions, and was a great comfort to me. Her faith was so
37    Life, XXX    |         there is no pleasure or comfort equal to that of meeting
38    Life, XXX    |    deceived. This gave me great comfort.~16. Sometimes, almost always,
39    Life, XXXII  |   without the power to hope for comfort, I could neither sit nor
40    Life, XXXII  |         This answer was a great comfort to us; so also was the conduct
41    Life, XXXIV  |      abandon me. It was a great comfort that there was a house of
42    Life, XXXVI  |        others do, gives me this comfort of keeping the whole rule,
43    Life, XXXVI  |         would have been a great comfort, because I should have nobody
44    Life, XXXVII |       the joy and sweetness and comfort of them so far exceed those
45    Life, XXXVIII|   repeat to that father for his comfort, together with others, which
46    Life, XXXVIII|         a moment; it is a great comfort to me, and also a great 
47    Life, XL     |      affection for them, and to comfort myself with those whom I
48    Life, XL     |     harm."~25. This was a great comfort to me, because, now and
49    Life, XL     |       else for myself." It is a comfort to me to hear the clock
50    Life, XL     |        in his own sense. But my comfort herein is that it is not
51     Rel, I      |         soul,—in these I find comfort and joy;625 yet these occasionally
52     Rel, III    |         did not provide for and comfort the sick was like the friends
53     Rel, IV     |        have recourse to you for comfort even when necessary,—for
54     Rel, IV     |      beside me; and He began to comfort me with great sweetness,
55     Rel, VI     |       found myself in peace and comfort so great that I was amazed,
56     Rel, VI     |         the soul with peace and comfort such as this: and so, whenever
57     Rel, VII    |      not. Now and then she took comfort in thinking that—though
58     Rel, VIII   |       inward peace most full of comfort; for the soul is in such
59     Rel, VIII   |        his thoughts for his own comfort, and is as one lost. So
60     Rel, VIII   |         its whole being find no comfort in anything, nor remember
61     Rel, VIII   |       our Lord's will, it takes comfort in that thought, and offers
62     Rel, IX     |         and that gives me great comfort.713~9. On the Feast of the
63     Rel, IX     |      find no one but he who can comfort me, and he must be more
64     Rel, XI     |       suffer without any inward comfort; but my will never swerves—