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 1     Int            | achievements as she did when  ./. making known her failings, yet
 2     Int, Arg       |      mercies God showed her, even making known to her heavenly secrets
 3    Pref            |         of penance and the cross, making no account of these other
 4    Life, IV        |       endowed me with the gift of making reflections with the understanding,
 5    Life, VII       |           soul in earnest, and of making me see the perilous state
 6    Life, VII       |          to me that by them I was making some reparation for my sins,
 7    Life, XI        |         must look upon himself as making a garden, wherein our Lord
 8    Life, XII       |      occupies it: so that without making any reflections, it shall
 9    Life, XIII      |         always fatigue himself in making these reflections, but rather
10    Life, XV        |       that they spend the time in making applications of passages
11    Life, XV        |          it be for the purpose of making the will tepid; for the
12    Life, XVI       |          move one of them without making great efforts to distract
13    Life, XVII      |          none of the produce, nor making any compensation for it
14    Life, XVIII     |         be traced. If the soul is making a meditation on any subject,
15    Life, XIX       |       have often cried unto Thee, making excuses for those who murmured
16    Life, XIX       |        God, lies in the traitor's making use of that very grace,
17    Life, XXII      |         the life of those who are making progress. And they advise
18    Life, XXII      |         me not to be right: it is making the soul, as they say, to
19    Life, XXII      |    beholds a soul in its humility making His Son a Mediator between
20    Life, XXIII     |       suspended my understanding, making me think it to be good,
21    Life, XXIII     |         struck me—because I was making progress in prayer—that
22    Life, XXIII     |          not keep my secret, but, making inquiries one of another,
23    Life, XXIV      |           had been for many years making many efforts, and had never
24    Life, XXV       |        absorbed, and incapable of making any reflections.~8. There
25    Life, XXVII     |          I saw the progress I was making, I was unable really to
26    Life, XXXI      |     cruelly, I relieved myself by making those acts and resolutions,
27    Life, XXXI      |           nuns except myself were making great progress,—I~was
28    Life, XXXIV     |          a great torment, and her making so much of me made me afraid.
29    Life, XXXIV     |         had to see that religious making great progress. My interview
30    Life, XXXIV     |       calamity, can there be than making much of that which is nothing!~
31    Life, XXXIV     |         of the reflections it was making; and the hearing of that
32    Life, XXXIV     |          vision that his soul was making great progress: so it was;
33    Life, XXXIV     |          he had no opportunity of making his confession, our Lord
34    Life, XXXVI(540)|           retained her own habit, making no change, because she had
35    Life, XXXVI     |          I owed so much?~9. After making these and other reflections,
36    Life, XXXVIII   |        thought I might be excused making my prayer; so I took my
37    Life, XXXVIII   |           silent, or refrain from making known marvels so great.~
38    Life, XXXVIII   |      believe, a great way towards making them lead better lives.~
39    Life, XXXIX     |    progress than we have made, by making them retrace their steps,
40    Life, XXXIX     |    mortifying thought that we are making much of certain services
41     Rel, I(622)    |          she had visions, she was making progress, according to the
42     Rel, I         |            16. When I see persons making great progress, and thus
43     Rel, I         |           sought so many means of making my soul advance, in order
44     Rel, II        |         souls. I see many persons making great progress; I see clearly
45     Rel, V         |        justice,  ./. meriting and making progress, it will be so;
46     Rel, VI        |           greatly to abstain from making the vow. This repugnance
47     Rel, VII       |         prayers directed, without making any for herself; for she
48     Rel, VII       |        was said. It was a sort of making things present when she
49     Rel, IX        |       after Communion one day was making most earnestly my  ./. petition
50     Ind            |           v. 15; hinders her from making her confession in an illness,
51     Ind            | Recreation, xiii. 1.~Reflections, making, when dangerous in prayer,