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 1     Int, 0(8)   |    pain of excommunication, to leave the precincts of their convents
 2    Pref         |         She asked her father's leave, and was refused. She besieged
 3    Life, X      |     and of my sins. I give him leave to do so; and to all my
 4    Life, X      |   going to say, I give no such leave; nor, if it be shown to
 5    Life, XI     |      clearly that God does not leave them without a great recompense,
 6    Life, XI     |   carry that Cross, and not to leave Thee alone with it? He who
 7    Life, XV     |         It is better for it to leave it alone, and not to run
 8    Life, XVII   |  appears to give the faculties leave to be intent upon, and have
 9    Life, XVIII  |     effects are so plain as to leave no doubt possible that there
10    Life, XVIII  |       so much joy, in order to leave them greater.~16. The truth
11    Life, XXIII  |     great sins, that God might leave me blind, so that I should
12    Life, XXIV   |     say to me, that I ought to leave nothing undone that I might
13    Life, XXIV   |     had courage so great as to leave all things for God, who
14    Life, XXV    |     from Satan not only do not leave any good effects behind,
15    Life, XXV    |    good effects behind, but do leave evil effects. This has happened
16    Life, XXVI   |        occasionally tempted to leave him; I thought that the
17    Life, XXVII  |        have written this. So I leave the subject, only saying
18    Life, XXVII  |       you were not resolved to leave everything, and had already
19    Life, XXIX   |     draw them out also, and to leave me all on fire with a great
20    Life, XXX    | discern. My confessors gave me leave to accept relief in some
21    Life, XXX    |       word to me, she obtained leave from the Provincial for
22    Life, XXX    |    Lord's pleasure to give him leave and license, as He gave
23    Life, XXX    |    watch my understanding, and leave it alone to see what it
24    Life, XXXI   |    excessive, that I wished to leave the house, and take my dower
25    Life, XXXIII |       a road so narrow, but to leave the operations of the Spirit
26    Life, XXXIII |       13. My confessor gave me leave to prosecute the work with
27    Life, XXXIV  |     widow my friend; for I had leave to communicate with her,
28    Life, XXXVI  |      that my superiors gave me leave to remain with him. Nothing,
29    Life, XXXVI  |    might be disengaged, and he leave the house empty, our Lord
30    Life, XXXVI  |        penitential a life, and leave a house large and pleasant,
31    Life, XXXVI  |       became quiet, to give me leave to live in it. Now the outcry
32    Life, XXXVII |    grace to quit it, I wish to leave it altogether. Let them
33    Life, XXXVIII|      seemed as if He would not leave me. He said to me, "See,
34    Life, XXXVIII|      hadst Thou but given them leave. So troubled was I by the
35    Life, XXXIX  |       they should enable us to leave all things only to please
36    Life, XXXIX  |        the love of God, let us leave these questions alone, for
37    Life, XXXIX  |     make it seem impossible to leave the house. When I had gone
38    Life, XL     |  strength; for though he would leave me to suffer a little, yet
39     Rel, I(622) |      afflictions, all of which leave her when she has these visions.~"
40     Rel, I(622) |        has made a vow never to leave undone what she knows herself,
41     Rel, I      |     These raptures and visions leave me in possession of the
42     Rel, I      |         I am resolved never to leave undone anything I may consider
43     Rel, I      |     pain it might, I would not leave such an act undone for all
44     Rel, I      | commands anything, I would not leave that undone, so far as I
45     Rel, I      |    about food and raiment, but leave it all in the hands of God.630~
46     Rel, II     |       great weariness to me; I leave them in all freedom and
47     Rel, II     |   mistress enough of myself to leave them undone. And the reason
48     Rel, III    |      what is in thy power, and leave Me to Myself, and be not
49     Rel, V      |        God in such a way as to leave no trace of any love of
50     Rel, VII    |      that a spirit which could leave her with these virtues could
51     Rel, VIII   |    impetuosities scarcely ever leave me, except through a trance
52     Ind         |       12; the Saint tempted to leave, xxxi. 16; the rule not