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 1    Life, II     |    the evil must be greatest. Oh, that parents would take
 2    Life, V      |    lead us to go against Him. Oh, blindness of the world!
 3    Life, V      |    would not suffer me to go. Oh, the unreasonable love of
 4    Life, VII    |    tells them it is wrong.~9. Oh, what utter ruin! utter
 5    Life, VII    |     have I ever forgotten it. Oh, the greatness of God! with
 6    Life, VII    |  years, didst bestow upon me? Oh, how, at the very time that
 7    Life, VIII   |     who will not endure Thee! Oh, how good a friend art Thou,
 8    Life, VIII   |  cannot defend ourselves.~15. Oh, that I knew how to describe
 9    Life, XIV    |     mercy of Thy compassions. Oh, what reasons have I to
10    Life, XV     |       from being quenched.~3. Oh, that His Majesty would
11    Life, XVI    |   kind, but I wish I was.~13. Oh, grand freedom, to regard
12    Life, XVIII  |       the enemy enter within? Oh, let not Thy love be so
13    Life, XVIII  |     merciful to the ignorant! Oh, virtue of obedience! it
14    Life, XIX    |      free from sin first.~18. Oh, how deluded I was in this
15    Life, XX     |     in a trance.~16. O Jesus! oh, that some one would clearly
16    Life, XX     |     flight without noise.~33. Oh, what power that soul possesses
17    Life, XX     |     and torments without end. Oh, if all men would but regard
18    Life, XXI    |   understanding of the truth! Oh, what a state for kings!
19    Life, XXI    |       that is, to hell.300~8. Oh, what it is for a soul in
20    Life, XXI    |       life is more common.~9. Oh, if we were utterly detached,
21    Life, XXII   |    make efforts of their own. Oh, when God wills it, how
22    Life, XXII   |     loves those who love Him. Oh, how dear He is!—how good
23    Life, XXII   |      yet dwell in themselves! Oh, let not this be so, O my
24    Life, XXV    |     ago, when I saw our Lord. Oh, that His Majesty had been
25    Life, XXV    |       Thou Lord of the world! Oh, that a voice might go forth
26    Life, XXV    |  failest! They who love Thee, oh, how little they have to
27    Life, XXV    |   little they have to suffer! oh, how gently, how tenderly,
28    Life, XXV    |      Lord, dealest with them! Oh, that no one had ever been
29    Life, XXV    | depths of Thy love. O my God, oh, that I had understanding
30    Life, XXV    |   prayer was the work of God. Oh, how good is God! how good
31    Life, XXVII  |       spoken of there.394~13. Oh, marvellous goodness of
32    Life, XXVII  |  nothing but in Thee, O Lord! Oh, ingratitude of men, how
33    Life, XXVII  | speaking of! He did penance—oh, how sharp it was!—for
34    Life, XXIX   | really torn away from myself. Oh, supreme artifice of our
35    Life, XXIX   |  could understand how it was. Oh, what a sight a wounded
36    Life, XXIX   |       has set it all on fire. Oh, how often do I remember,
37    Life, XXX    |       I call to remembrance—oh, how often!—that living
38    Life, XXXI   |     who does so much for God?~Oh, there it is!—self-respect!
39    Life, XXXI   | ascend upwards. O my Creator, oh, that I had anything worth
40    Life, XXXII  |       be Thou, O my God! and, oh, how manifest is it that
41    Life, XXXIII |       as if exclaiming, said: Oh, covetousness of the human
42    Life, XXXIV  | person to be our friend."~11. Oh, the great goodness and
43    Life, XXXIV  |       their work—to suffer. Oh, what a blessing it is when
44    Life, XXXV   |      settled if I had waited. Oh, God is great! I am often
45    Life, XXXVI  |       what to do with myself. Oh, if we did but consider
46    Life, XXXVII |      degree, I would accept—oh, how willingly!—all those
47    Life, XXXVII |        and Lord of all kings! oh, how Thy kingly dignity
48    Life, XXXVIII|   would laugh at me, and say: Oh, what a St. Paul!—she
49    Life, XXXIX  |      in sacrifice to God.~15. Oh, how willingly do I admit
50    Life, XL     |     not where to hide myself. Oh, that some one could make
51    Life, XL     |        O my God, I have been, oh, how blind! I have often
52     Rel, XI     |      Confessors.735~Jesus.~1. Oh, that I could clearly explain
53     Rel, XI     |       others I learn nothing. Oh, in what solitude I find