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 1     Int            |         the Incarnation could have brought a better or even an equal 
 2     Int, Arg       |           it, also the troubles it brought her and how God consoled
 3    Pref            |          received young girls, and brought them up in the fear of God.46
 4    Life, I(89)     |           one of their uncles, who brought them back to their mother,
 5    Life, I         |           her; and at last she has brought me back to herself. It distresses
 6    Life, II        |          children like myself were brought up, though their way of
 7    Life, V         |     trouble my soul; God, however, brought forth a great blessing out
 8    Life, V         |            Certainly, if I had not brought this upon myself by my sins,
 9    Life, VI        |          ropes—for to this was I brought by the torture of those
10    Life, VI(126)   |           in July of that year was brought back to her father's house
11    Life, VII       |          do not think I could have brought myself to speak with anybody
12    Life, VIII      |         temptations, and relapses, brought about in a thousand ways
13    Life, VIII      |            of salvation, as He has brought me myself; for so it seems
14    Life, VIII      |            aid, seeing that He had brought me back to Himself so many
15    Life, IX        |         how little humility I had, brought me that which I had been
16    Life, XIII      |       higher flight, he might have brought me, so I think, to a state
17    Life, XIV       |        Thine infinite goodness has brought forth some good; and the
18    Life, XV        |          mercy of our Lord had not brought me back; because, for the
19    Life, XV        |    sweetness supplied by Satan, or brought about by ourselves, produces
20    Life, XV        |           the Spirit of God, or is brought about by endeavours of our
21    Life, XVIII     |          our Lord in His mercy has brought me—wretch that I am!—
22    Life, XIX       |          been tried; who have been brought up in religion, and are
23    Life, XX        |          is the way in which it is brought about. During rapture, the
24    Life, XX        |           one to which I have been brought very lately, after all the
25    Life, XXI       |            into which the body has brought us, and the wretchedness
26    Life, XXI       |        from myself, that I had not brought it about by any efforts
27    Life, XXII      |    furnished me, no one could have brought me back to the contemplation
28    Life, XXII      |         the way, if Thou hadst not brought me back to it. When I see
29    Life, XXII      |        than when  ./. I was as one brought to nothing,321 by seeing
30    Life, XXIII     |           my director. When he had brought him to speak to me, I, in
31    Life, XXVIII    |         shown me; but how our Lord brought it about, you, my father,
32    Life, XXVIII    |         this great humility of his brought me into serious trouble:
33    Life, XXX       |           who seemed to me to have brought him here. He was the commissary-general
34    Life, XXXI      |          for some holy water. They brought me some, and sprinkled me
35    Life, XXXIII    | supernatural things. And God, too, brought him here in time; for He
36    Life, XXXIII    |      having gone away, His Majesty brought into his place another,485
37    Life, XXXV      |           She showed me Briefs she brought from Rome, and during the
38    Life, XXXVI     |         what a moment our Lord had brought me back.530 I found here
39    Life, XXXVI(543)|        second was Maria de la Paz, brought up by Doña Guiomar de Ulloa.
40    Life, XXXVI(543)|             It was Gaspar Daza who brought her to the Saint. The fourth
41    Life, XXXVI     |            my obedience, in having brought it about without the commandment
42    Life, XXXVI     |         hands of learned men. This brought on trouble enough; for some
43    Life, XXXVI     |         here at the time, our Lord brought him here at a most convenient
44    Life, XXXVI     |          it seems that His Majesty brought him for that purpose only.
45    Life, XXXVII    |            was so hurtful, that it brought my soul to the very verge
46    Life, XXXVIII   |           person of great charity, brought out her jewels set in gold,
47    Life, XXXVIII   |          great blessings they have brought with them, and because of
48    Life, XXXVIII   |       melancholy, which by degrees brought him to his grave through
49     Rel, I         |              and that occasionally brought about through raptures,
50     Rel, IX        |        that great accusations were brought against me, and all my resolutions