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 1    Pref, 0(64)  |         18, that "she took the greatest pains not to submit the
 2    Life, I      |      means to proceed; but our greatest difficulty seemed to be
 3    Life, II     |       it that the evil must be greatest. Oh, that parents would
 4    Life, IV     |       they saw nothing but the greatest good will. At that moment,
 5    Life, IV     |    aridity of my soul into the greatest tenderness. Everything in
 6    Life, VI     |        through prayer; and the greatest of them was this, that fear
 7    Life, VII    |        exceedingly to the very greatest  ./. dangers: my soul was
 8    Life, VII    |        is, I believe, the very greatest danger—namely, a monastery
 9    Life, VII    |       our sins, the way of the greatest imperfection is the most
10    Life, VII    |      he bore them all with the greatest resignation. He came often
11    Life, VII    |       of it again137—was the greatest temptation I ever had, because
12    Life, VII    |    artifice—and it is of the greatest service to him—namely,
13    Life, X      |      him: there being the very greatest difference between one joy
14    Life, X      |       himself to be one of His greatest debtors; because it seems
15    Life, XI     |      to say that the labour is greatest at first; for it is they
16    Life, XI     |         and consider it as the greatest favour to labour in the
17    Life, XIII   |     that they cannot pray. The greatest evil of all is their thinking
18    Life, XIII   |        I think that loss their greatest gain. Let them rather, as
19    Life, XIV    |     this state brings the very greatest consolation; and the labour
20    Life, XVIII  |      it a blessing to lose the greatest blessings which may be had
21    Life, XVIII  |      water from heaven,—this greatest grace of our Lord—always
22    Life, XVIII  |  always leaves in the soul the greatest fruits, as I shall now show.~ ./. 
23    Life, XX     |       now it sees it to be the greatest lie, and that we are all
24    Life, XXI    |       fail to receive the very greatest blessings.~4. O my God,
25    Life, XXI    |      communicates to it of His greatest secrets by degrees. True
26    Life, XXII   |   couldst be a hindrance to my greatest good? Whence are all my
27    Life, XXIII  |      to speak to me, I, in the greatest confusion at finding myself
28    Life, XXIII  |  helped me. If He had not, the greatest harm would have befallen
29    Life, XXVI   |     evil spirits as one of the greatest mercies which He has bestowed
30    Life, XXIX   |       to me they were the very greatest treasure,—of this our
31    Life, XXX    |        told me that one of the greatest trials in this world was
32    Life, XXX    |      myself. He left me in the greatest consolation and joy, bidding
33    Life, XXXII  |        the physicians say, the greatest that can be borne, such
34    Life, XXXII  |       fire and despair are the greatest torments of all.~5. Left
35    Life, XXXII  |       It has been to me of the greatest service, because it has
36    Life, XXXII  |      by keeping my rule in the greatest perfection possible.~12.
37    Life, XXXII  |         seeing that I took the greatest delight in the house in
38    Life, XXXII  |     did not think our work the greatest folly.~18. There was so
39    Life, XXXIII |        I used to feel the very greatest repugnance to speak of this
40    Life, XXXIII |        while,—I, too, in the greatest delight and joy, greater
41    Life, XXXIII |      God.494 It left me in the greatest consolation and peace.~18.
42    Life, XXXIV  |       in prayer, though in the greatest confusion when I thought
43    Life, XXXIV  |     was there, He bestowed the greatest graces upon me, and those
44    Life, XXXIV  |      to speak of. I was in the greatest joy, beholding that soul.
45    Life, XXXV   |   endowment. Now, I was in the greatest joy at hearing this; and
46    Life, XXXVI  |       rule and vocation in the greatest perfection and seclusion,
47    Life, XXXVI  |         and my gain lay in the greatest opposition. Why, then, did
48    Life, XXXVI  |      up those who had been our greatest persecutors to become great
49    Life, XXXVI  |   hitherto done.~26. It is the greatest consolation to me to find
50    Life, XXXVII |       Lord, all this to be the greatest torment unto me,—that,
51    Life, XXXVIII|      fruits of it are the very greatest, for it seems to purify
52    Life, XXXIX  |         but it has been of the greatest help to me, since I understood
53    Life, XXXIX  |      world utterly! It was the greatest of all the persecutions
54    Life, XXXIX  |     same time. This was of the greatest help to me, for it enabled
55    Life, XL     |      those which put me to the greatest shame and confusion whenever
56     Rel, II     | grievous burden to me. And the greatest oblation I make to God,
57     Rel, VI     |       of this work: I have the greatest confidence that His Majesty
58     Rel, VI     |         I have attained to the greatest freedom. May our Lord be
59     Rel, VII    |       of her.~18. She took the greatest pains not to submit the
60     Rel, VIII   |         is, in my opinion, the greatest grace wrought by our Lord
61     Rel, VIII   |        least, it is one of the greatest.~8. Raptures and trance,
62     Rel, X      |         thinking of one of the greatest graces our Lord had given