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 1     Int         | pretended to do so, for a minute comparison between autograph and  ./. 
 2     Int         |          St. Teresa's well-known comparison. Mr. Lewis's quotation is
 3     Int, Arg    |         to expound by means of a comparison four degrees of prayer,
 4    Life, V      |         but little to confess in comparison with what I had afterwards;
 5    Life, VI     |       all this was as nothing in comparison with the pains and tortures
 6    Life, X      |         here it rejoices.~3. The comparison which now presents itself
 7    Life, XI     |      shall have to make use of a comparison; I should like to avoid
 8    Life, XI     |        plain. It may be that the comparison will very rarely be to the
 9    Life, XI     |     either read or heard of this comparison; but as my memory is bad,
10    Life, XI     |          water it must fail. The comparison is to my purpose, and it
11    Life, XIV    |     thrive much more, beyond all comparison, than they did in the previous
12    Life, XIV    |     truly; for so it is, and the comparison I make is a great truth;
13    Life, XV     |          which are as nothing in comparison with that real humility
14    Life, XVI    |          it counts as nothing in comparison with doing a slight service
15    Life, XVII   |     subject to another.~11. This comparison seems to me to be singularly
16    Life, XX     |           I know not whether the comparison be accurate or not; but
17    Life, XX     |          full of motes.~37. This comparison is literally correct. Before
18    Life, XXII   |           I also thought of this comparison: supposing grace given to
19    Life, XXVI   |         to be joyous delights in comparison, and confessing how much
20    Life, XXVII  |         who is close to him, the comparison is not exact. There is a
21    Life, XXVII  |          the alphabet. This last comparison seems to me to throw some
22    Life, XXVII  |         make them enter into the comparison, even if we might have them
23    Life, XXVIII | brightness of the sun we see, in comparison with the brightness and
24    Life, XXVIII |     seems to be natural; and, in comparison with it, every other light
25    Life, XXVIII |        do not say this by way of comparison, for comparisons are never
26    Life, XXVIII |       power of all the devils in comparison with Thine, and how he who
27    Life, XXVIII |       persons in the place,—in comparison with whom I was a mass of
28    Life, XXX    |    ceases. This illustration and comparison seem to me to be a true
29    Life, XXXI   |         believe I have made this comparison on another occasion,467
30    Life, XXXII  |       even pleasant to behold in comparison with what I felt there.
31    Life, XXXII  |         these were as nothing in comparison with what I felt then, especially
32    Life, XXXII  |       sufferings were nothing in comparison with the anguish of my soul,
33    Life, XXXII  |       this life is as nothing in comparison with the fire that is there.~
34    Life, XXXII  |    everything seems endurable in comparison with one instant of suffering
35    Life, XXXIII |      which our Lord revealed, in comparison with which all the splendours
36    Life, XXXVI  |        seemed but a light one in comparison with that which I understood
37    Life, XXXVII |         never saw any one who in comparison with Him seemed even endurable,
38    Life, XXXVII | everything I see is loathsome in comparison with the excellences and
39    Life, XXXVII |        for that is as nothing in comparison with the loss of Thee!~10.
40    Life, XXXVII |          in hell was pleasant in comparison with the place I deserved.
41    Life, XXXVIII|          great, that there is no comparison between them; the brightness
42    Life, XXXIX  |          is utterly worthless in comparison with one drop of blood out
43    Life, XXXIX  |       more beautiful, beyond all comparison, than those I had seen in
44    Life, XXXIX  |        everything was nothing in comparison with that. So it was; my
45    Life, XXXIX  |        anew, He said to me: "The comparison thou hast made is good;
46    Life, XL     |          my words are obscure in comparison with that distinctness with
47     Rel, II     |       feel it to be so slight in comparison with that longing, that
48     Rel, VI     |        and very little it was in comparison with what I owe Him.~4.
49     Rel, VII    |          of her own progress, in comparison with that, than if she did
50     Rel, VII    |       there present. Still, this comparison is not exact; for he who
51     Rel, VIII   |       soul. I remember only this comparison, and I made use of it before,
52     Rel, XI     |         when I consider that the comparison of which I spoke to you,