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 1     Int         |       grace to have the power to describe and explain it to others.
 2     Int         |      herself nor was she able to describe them. Hence the inability
 3    Life, Pro    | commanded and left at liberty to describe at length my way of prayer,
 4    Life, IV     |          I say, that if I had to describe minutely how our Lord dealt
 5    Life, VI     |        pain. It is impossible to describe my extreme weakness, for
 6    Life, VIII   |           Oh, that I knew how to describe the captivity of my soul
 7    Life, X      |        They Had Commanded Her to Describe.~1. I used to have at times,
 8    Life, X      |          which I am going now to describe. When I formed those pictures
 9    Life, XIV    |        is what I am now going to describe; and I apply it to the prayer
10    Life, XIV    |        our Lord would help me to describe the effects on the soul
11    Life, XVI    |        no other words whereby to describe it or to explain it; neither
12    Life, XVII   |       grace to have the power to describe and explain it to others.
13    Life, XVIII  |    whereby I may in some measure describe the fourth water.244 I have
14    Life, XVIII  |          and so, when I began to describe the last kind of water,
15    Life, XVIII  |        feels interiorly. Let him describe it who knows it; for as
16    Life, XVIII  |        it, much more is it so to describe it. When I purposed to write
17    Life, XX     |         I shall never be able to describe; I think I can say that
18    Life, XXII   |          I have done, as well as describe it as I am doing now. I
19    Life, XXII   |          I have already begun to describe it—is a little failure
20    Life, XXII   |      Lord, who can find words to describe what Thou givest to those
21    Life, XXIII  |        and, understanding it, to describe it—has only lately been
22    Life, XXV    |         locutions of God, and to describe what the soul feels when
23    Life, XXVII  |          11. It is impossible to describe the surprise of the soul
24    Life, XXVII  |         I have been commanded to describe.~12. Now, going back to
25    Life, XXVIII |      great, that no language can describe it. This put me in great
26    Life, XXVIII |        about it, for I could not describe it without doing great violence
27    Life, XXVIII |      Christ. O my Jesus, who can describe the majesty wherein Thou
28    Life, XXIX   |          that I might be able to describe them, yet I never attained
29    Life, XXIX   |         Him. It is impossible to describe or explain the way in which
30    Life, XXX    |        to understand myself, and describe the graces which His Majesty
31    Life, XXX    |       hands. It is impossible to describe the sufferings of the soul
32    Life, XXX    |         to me—what I shall now describe. Though my confessors, with
33    Life, XXXI   |       refreshing, which I cannot describe, together with an inward
34    Life, XXXI   |           what I am now about to describe happened to me once; there
35    Life, XXXII  |     where to begin, if I were to describe it; it is utterly inexplicable.
36    Life, XXXII  |        see how it is possible to describe it. My bodily sufferings
37    Life, XXXII  |       itself in pieces. I cannot describe that inward fire or that
38    Life, XXXII  |   frequently reading books which describe in some manner the pains
39    Life, XXXVI  |  darkness of soul as I can never describe. When I found myself in
40    Life, XXXVII |         Lord! O my King! who can describe Thy Majesty? It is impossible
41    Life, XXXVIII|        this life. I wish I could describe, in some measure, the smallest
42    Life, XXXVIII|      such as I cannot in any way describe, only it is very different
43    Life, XXXIX  |       know what it was, I do not describe it by its name here. What
44    Life, XXXIX  |       place where she now is. To describe it is more than I can do;
45    Life, XL     |         spirit in a way I cannot describe. It seemed to me as if I
46    Life, XL     |        speak of, others I cannot describe.~3. Our Lord at the same
47    Life, XL     |          way which also I cannot describe, with exceeding strength
48    Life, XL     |  communication which I can never describe. I know that this vision
49    Life, XL     |      that I cannot  ./. possibly describe it; and that all our actions
50     Rel, I      | vehemence so great that I cannot describe it, and accompanied with
51     Rel, III    |    besides is beyond my power to describe.~7. Once, when I was about
52     Rel, VIII   |       spirit are so difficult to describe, and, still more, in such
53     Rel, IX     |          crystal. If I could now describe it, I should be better understood;