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 1    Pref        |        with a prayer for me; He knows that I am asking this in
 2    Life, VI    |    disposition of our Lord, Who knows best what is for our good.~
 3    Life, VIII  |       the King, knowing that He knows it, and yet never withdrawing
 4    Life, IX    |        his presence, because he knows for certain that he is present—
 5    Life, X     |      send it destroy it; for he knows better than I do what is
 6    Life, X     |        gaining myself. Our Lord knows well that I, as I shall
 7    Life, XI    |      without that, as every one knows, we never can have one good
 8    Life, XI    |     great an Emperor; and as he knows that he is pleasing Him
 9    Life, XIII  |      reason? His Majesty surely knows better than we do what kind
10    Life, XIII  |       husband. And so it is, he knows not how to make arrangements
11    Life, XIV   |         prisoner of God; for it knows well what is to be the captive
12    Life, XIV   |       of the soul, and the soul knows not whence, nor how, it
13    Life, XIV   |          it came, very often it knows not what to do, or wish,
14    Life, XVI   |       know what to do,—for it knows not whether to speak or
15    Life, XVI   |      slight service to Thee. It knows not what to desire; but
16    Life, XVI   |        for there is no one that knows himself as well as he is
17    Life, XVII  |       other than it was, and it knows not how it is beginning
18    Life, XVII  |         so many things, that he knows not where to look—one
19    Life, XVIII |         Let him describe it who knows it; for as it is impossible
20    Life, XIX   |       being aware of it, and it knows not how or when it wept
21    Life, XIX   |        in this way! The traitor knows that he has already lost
22    Life, XX    |         seeks Him as He is, and knows not what it seeks. I say
23    Life, XX    |         it seeks. I say that it knows not, because the imagination
24    Life, XX    |         is aware of it,  ./. or knows what is passing there. Nor
25    Life, XX    |       not belong to it, neither knows it how it  ./. came to possess
26    Life, XX    |         it is for His glory. It knows that it possesses nothing
27    Life, XXI   |         already given: the soul knows that it has given up its
28    Life, XXI   |        more good; but that soul knows perfectly well that they
29    Life, XXII  |       others, as your reverence knows better than I do.~11. This
30    Life, XXII  |      than we are ourselves, and knows what each one of us is fit 
31    Life, XXII  |         give us that love,—He knows the great need we have of
32    Life, XXIII |      overcome my repugnance. He knows that the whole relief of
33    Life, XXVI  |        like man in His ways; He knows our weakness. But the soul
34    Life, XXVI  |     weariness, because the soul knows itself to be away  ./. from
35    Life, XXVI  |       it so distinctly, that it knows not what to do with itself.
36    Life, XXVII |      for his cell, as every one knows, was only four feet and
37    Life, XXVIII| artificial. It is a light which knows no night; but rather, as
38    Life, XXVIII|         how He loves it, yet it knows not where to go, and so
39    Life, XXVIII|         not to find any one who knows this way of the spirit by
40    Life, XXIX  |         times, so that the soul knows not what is the matter with
41    Life, XXIX  |         some relief, because it knows not what to do—through
42    Life, XXX   |     often by a particular road, knows, though it be night and
43    Life, XXX   | suffering—whence it comes, it knows not—is unendurable, and,
44    Life, XXX   |         God. Such a one neither knows nor comprehends the blessing
45    Life, XXX   |         he possesses, unless he knows by experience what it is
46    Life, XXXIII|         distress which our Lord knows it cost me to bring it to
47    Life, XXXIV |         come forth like one who knows the true worth of that merit
48     Rel, I(622)|        has profited by them she knows by experience, and she knows
49     Rel, I(622)|    knows by experience, and she knows it, too, of other persons 
50     Rel, I(622)|        to leave undone what she knows herself, or is told by those
51     Rel, I     |          when I see any one who knows anything about me, I wish
52     Rel, I     |       for nothing else. This He knows well, or I am very blind;
53     Rel, VII   |        not exist, so far as she knows herself, and her confessors
54     Rel, VII   |        seen that person before, knows he is there, or knew it
55     Rel, VIII  |     more than the understanding knows; but the understanding does
56     Rel, VIII  |         a strange way, the soul knows One only God. I do not remember