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 1     Int        |      before a public notary. Both bear the date 31 October, 1536.
 2     Int, Arg   |          patience God gave her to bear them, and how He turned
 3    Life, II(93)|       Mother, "that she could not bear anything that was not clean."~
 4    Life, III   |      besides, He would help me to bear it. I must have thought
 5    Life, IV    |        Lord, hast been willing to bear with me for almost twenty
 6    Life, IV    |        than my constitution could bear.~8. I was to begin the treatment
 7    Life, IV    |          illnesses which I had to bear. I have often thought with
 8    Life, V     |           prayer, so that I might bear it all, conforming my will
 9    Life, VI    |       pains and tortures I had to bear at first. I was resigned
10    Life, VI    |        return I made: I could not bear it. I was also extremely
11    Life, VI    |     remedied, because I could not bear to remain even for one day
12    Life, VII   |         it was possible for me to bear; for Thou knewest well what
13    Life, VIII  |        help it supplies, they may bear their trials.~13. But because
14    Life, XI    |          anxieties which I had to bear when persevering in prayer
15    Life, XI    |         its acts, and they cannot bear it. Yet, perhaps, at that
16    Life, XVI   |        joy is greater than it can bear. It seems to me that it
17    Life, XVI   |          those are which she must bear when she sees herself without
18    Life, XVII  |          is a slave here. We must bear patiently with it, as Jacob
19    Life, XIX   |          but you, my father, must bear with these interruptions;
20    Life, XIX   |     astonished that I was able to bear it. It must have been the
21    Life, XXI   |           be not even one who can bear to receive so much, and
22    Life, XXII  |           not always that one can bear to meditate on sufferings
23    Life, XXII  |    befalls me that is not easy to bear, when I think of Thee standing
24    Life, XXV   |         amazed that I was able to bear it. Blessed be our Lord,
25    Life, XXVII |           us!400 The world cannot bear such perfection now; it
26    Life, XXVIII|          so base and wicked could bear; and our merciful Lord,
27    Life, XXVIII|        which our wretchedness can bear, it is so great, what must
28    Life, XXVIII|        been impossible for him to bear so much; for he had to answer
29    Life, XXVIII|           and timid as I am, must bear with, seems to be nothing
30    Life, XXIX  |          and told Him I could not bear it. Neither was it in my
31    Life, XXX   |         this, and was prepared to bear it; but it was then a torment
32    Life, XXX   | persecutions increase, yet, if we bear them without offending our
33    Life, XXX   |          gain: I, however, do not bear them as they ought to be
34    Life, XXXI  |           to me as if I could not bear them. Those who were with
35    Life, XXXI  |          was not strong enough to bear that they should know of
36    Life, XXXII |           which I may have had to bear, I remember no time in which
37    Life, XXXII |          made me strong enough to bear up against them, and to
38    Life, XXXII |       such as those I had then to bear in hell. I am filled with
39    Life, XXXII |         is a thought no heart can bear without great anguish. Here
40    Life, XXXIV |           be so wicked, could not bear it. I commended myself earnestly
41    Life, XXXIV |           soul, no longer able to bear the joy that filled it,
42    Life, XXXV  |        and destitute, I could not bear to be rich, and I implored
43    Life, XXXV  |          that was another pain to bear; for it had cost her much
44    Life, XXXVI |          infirmities; how could I bear so penitential a life, and
45    Life, XXXVI |           for I was determined to bear it all; on the contrary,
46    Life, XXXVI |            There are many who can bear witness to this on oath.
47    Life, XXXVI |       have the true spirit,—can bear it all with so much sweetness.
48    Life, XXXVII|         and that I should have to bear with it for the love of
49    Life, XXXIX |      known, and there are many to bear witness to it.~7. At first
50    Life, XL    |   considering what our health can bear.~12. Experience is necessary
51    Life, XL    |          it, I do not know how to bear it, and I was then so ashamed
52    Life, XL    |         do this for His love, and bear it; my life was necessary
53     Rel, I(622)|         devotion.~"25. She cannot bear to be directed by any one
54     Rel, I     |      giving me first the grace to bear it.~21. Everything of this
55     Rel, II    |            in order that they may bear with me; and of the latter,
56     Rel, III   |         not think that nature can bear them." I remained thus the
57     Rel, IV    |       seemingly more than I could bear. Being thus exceedingly
58     Rel, IV    |             Eat, My daughter, and bear it as well as thou canst.
59     Rel, VII   |          for some days she had to bear unendurable interior pains,
60     Rel, VII   |        and which she still has to bear, though they are not so
61     Rel, VIII  |                itself then, which bear some likeness to the exterior
62     Rel, IX    |         me some way whereby I may bear this life!" He said unto
63     Rel, IX    |       tempted beyond our power to bear.724 This was a very great