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 1     Int           | arguments. Notwithstanding their high authority the Bollandists
 2     Int, Arg      |      begins to explain41 in what high dignity God holds a soul
 3     Int, Arg      |       make an effort to reach so high a state since it can be
 4     Int, Arg      |         to lift up the spirit to high things but to wait for God
 5    Pref           |           to states of prayer so high, that she became alarmed
 6    Pref           |     merely because they are most high things, and because it seems
 7    Life, VIII     |         even if I were raised to high contemplation, those occasions
 8    Life, IX       |   imagination either heavenly or high things in any form whatever
 9    Life, X        |          use of them, and of the high estate to which He raises
10    Life, XI       |          is already raised to so high a degree as this is of wishing
11    Life, XI       |        Majesty that a gift of so high a price as that of Thy love,
12    Life, XII      |         the consideration of the high things of heaven and of
13    Life, XIII     |        could have ascended to so high a state.~3. His Majesty
14    Life, XIII     |       flight upwards and ascends high, though, like a little bird
15    Life, XIII     |        states of prayer, however high they may be, there is not
16    Life, XIII     |      begin a journey which is so high in such a way as that they
17    Life, XVII     |         in a state of prayer, so high as this, the soul understands
18    Life, XVIII    |    violently—the flame ascends high above the fire; but it is
19    Life, XVIII    |        Why, then, give graces so high to souls who have been such
20    Life, XVIII    |          attaining to a state so high. The elevation of the spirit,
21    Life, XVIII    |          with a longing after so high a good. I will speak of
22    Life, XIX      |       they are few who ascend so high without this,—if it be
23    Life, XIX      |       Lord has raised them to so high a degree of prayer as this
24    Life, XX       |           to enable it to fly so high: the weak feathers are fallen
25    Life, XX       |          pretend to things of so high an order; for it is not
26    Life, XXII     |        in Their Not Ascending to High Things if Our Lord Does
27    Life, XXII     |         believe it was an act of high treason, though done in
28    Life, XXVI     |        omnipotent, our Lord most high, who can do all things,
29    Life, XXVI     |         at first, but is full of high impulses, and of longings
30    Life, XXVII    |       much, because it is a very high degree of prayer; but it
31    Life, XXVII    |          it fit for blessings so high, communicates to it His
32    Life, XXIX     |    medicines are too mean for so high a disease. Some slight mitigation
33    Life, XXIX(440)|     internas entrañas"). On the high altar of the Carmelite church
34    Life, XXXIII   |           of great spirituality, high courage, strong understanding,
35    Life, XXXIV    | understanding. I considered what high gifts and endowments for
36    Life, XXXIV    |       short a time to a state so high. It made me ashamed of myself
37    Life, XXXVI    |         I understood by that the high degree of glory to which
38    Life, XXXVIII  |       amazed, and to raise it so high that it esteems and counts
39    Life, XXXVIII  |          the vision of things so high, in these trances seem to
40    Life, XXXVIII  |          attain to that state of high perfection which that of
41    Life, XXXIX    |       prayer of contemplation so high that our Lord shows Himself
42    Life, XXXIX    |       Christ, not in heaven, but high above me in the air, holding
43    Life, XL       |        that it is something very high. I had a very great desire
44    Life, XL       |      vision,610 only in a way so high that I cannot  ./. possibly
45    Life, XL       |          to write on subjects so high! May our Lord grant I have
46     Rel, II       |         He has shown them, is so high, that I scarcely ever begin
47     Rel, V        |         I heard this, I was in a high degree lifted up in spirit.
48     Rel, VIII     |          God our Lord, who is so high, may be known and praised.
49     Rel, VIII     |         and the sweetness are so high above all things that may
50     Rel, VIII     |          —the flame ascends on high, but the fire thereof is
51     Rel, IX       |   freedom was unfitting for that high sanctity which I wished