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 1     Int         |      posible, "and this is quite possible," but he who has ever heard
 2    Pref         |        been preserved; but it is possible that it was made more for
 3    Pref         |     should be shunned as much as possible, yet not by treating them
 4    Pref         |          prayer, so far as it is possible for them, and in much fasting,
 5    Pref         |       very sure, so far as it is possible for a man to be,—she is
 6    Pref         |          predecessors; but it is possible that even now there may
 7    Life, VI     |          think, did all that was possible on my part to return to
 8    Life, VII    |         did not then know it was possible to see anything otherwise
 9    Life, VII    |      painful chastisement it was possible for me to bear; for Thou
10    Life, IX     |         I wished, if it had been possible, to wipe away that painful
11    Life, X      |       that he is rich? It is not possible, I think, our nature being
12    Life, XIII   |       Paul: "That all things are possible in God."188 I saw clearly
13    Life, XIV    |       was most wicked.~16. Is it possible, Lord, that there can be
14    Life, XV     |         is my opinion: nor is it possible to  ./. forsake so great
15    Life, XVII   |        with the utmost clearness possible, I think, here on earth.~
16    Life, XVIII  |          enough to repay all the possible trials of this life.~14.
17    Life, XVIII  |          nothing; nor is reading possible,—the very letters seem
18    Life, XVIII  |         speak, because it is not possible to conceive a word; nor,
19    Life, XVIII  |       plain as to leave no doubt possible that there must have been
20    Life, XX     |  explanation was in some measure possible, I should never have been
21    Life, XX     |         itself made every effort possible to speak, it would be of
22    Life, XXI    |       much; for surely it is not possible to live, when we see with
23    Life, XXI    |          not free, because it is possible I might fail altogether.~
24    Life, XXII   |       deeply as I wish.~5. Is it possible, O my Lord, that I could
25    Life, XXII   |          straw; no resistance is possible. What a thing to believe,
26    Life, XXIV   |  wickedness, and that it was not possible to find another such as
27    Life, XXV    |     understanding,—for that is possible,—or even words which the
28    Life, XXV    |       this very day I thought it possible. I know by experience in
29    Life, XXV    |        or not, and this is quite possible; but he who has heard the
30    Life, XXV    |   understanding, nor hearing, is possible at that time. The soul is
31    Life, XXVII  |  ignorant that such a vision was possible,387 I was extremely afraid
32    Life, XXVII  |          no work of ours is then possible; all that is done is apparently
33    Life, XXVII  |     before that such a thing was possible.~10. In the locutions of
34    Life, XXVII  |      nothing undone which it was possible for them to do for God,
35    Life, XXVII  |     astonished at it? it is very possible for any one who is used
36    Life, XXVIII |          beyond the reach of any possible imagination here below:
37    Life, XXVIII |         the creation of which is possible to Thee! The soul understands
38    Life, XXVIII |         life? This, then, is not possible. Whether we have any power
39    Life, XXIX   |      wish it over.~11. It is not possible for any one to understand
40    Life, XXX    |          together. I knew it was possible enough for bodily pain and
41    Life, XXXII  |           I cannot see how it is possible to describe it. My bodily
42    Life, XXXII  |          the greatest perfection possible.~12. Though in that house
43    Life, XXXII  |       and the others that it was possible to find means for the foundation
44    Life, XXXIV  |       impossible: all things are possible to our Lord;505 he must
45    Life, XXXIV  |       after such souls, if it be possible.~20. It is a great thing
46    Life, XXXV   |         some time wished it were possible in my state to go about
47    Life, XXXV   |   natural reason, all things are possible: so that thou teachest clearly
48    Life, XXXVII |      believe, O Lord, if it were possible for me to hide myself from
49    Life, XXXVIII|           for I did not think it possible for me to see what they
50    Life, XXXVIII|   sweetly that no description is possible; and so it is better to
51    Life, XXXVIII|        strength, nor would it be possible for me to be silent, or
52    Life, XL     |         I could rise above every possible hindrance put in my way.~
53    Life, XL     |         simplicity and sincerity possible.~34. May our Lord, who is
54     Rel, II     |         so light, that it is not possible to feel them, because I
55     Rel, IV     |        of going to Communion, if possible, on this day for more than
56     Rel, V      |         so great, that it is not possible to live in such pureness
57     Rel, V      |    Spirit of God, that it is not possible for any one not in a state
58     Rel, V      |   Persons are one Majesty. Is it possible to love the Father without
59     Rel, VII    | perfectly well that delusion was possible, therefore it was that she
60     Rel, VIII   |          no explanation of it is possible; and there is no pain in
61     Rel, IX     |          true and living God was possible; and I then came to the