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 1    Life, I     |       our Lady,92 and with many tears implored her to be my mother.
 2    Life, IV    |      cannot speak of it without tears; and my tears ought to be
 3    Life, IV    |        it without tears; and my tears ought to be tears of blood,
 4    Life, IV    |        and my tears ought to be tears of blood, my heart ought
 5    Life, IV    |    bestowed upon me the gift of tears, and I found pleasure in
 6    Life, V     |        I communicated with many tears; but I do not think those
 7    Life, V     |        but I do not think those tears had their source in that
 8    Life, VI    |   myself on account of the many tears I shed for my faults, when
 9    Life, VI    |     opportunity. I looked on my tears as a delusion; and my faults,
10    Life, VI    |        in the shedding of those tears, and together with them
11    Life, VII   |         an end. He told us with tears how sorry he was that he
12    Life, VII   | virtuous mind must be. Hence my tears and vexation when I reflected
13    Life, IX    |        the ground beside it, my tears flowing plenteously, and
14    Life, IX    |      His feet, thinking that my tears would not be despised. I
15    Life, IX    |     pleased I should shed those tears, seeing that I so soon forgot
16    Life, IX    |  remained for some time lost in tears, in great inward affliction
17    Life, IX    |         compassion upon so many tears.~ ./. 10. A desire to spend
18    Life, IX    |   goodness. I looked upon those tears of mine as womanish and
19    Life, IX    |        heart,159 accompanied by tears, of which I am speaking,
20    Life, X     |      the heart is softened, and tears flow. Sometimes it seems
21    Life, XI    |      grow. By water here I mean tears, and if there be none, then
22    Life, XI    |         God does not consist in tears, nor in this sweetness and
23    Life, XII   |  compassion, and the sorrow and tears which result therefrom are
24    Life, XIV   |       drew out of the well. The tears, which God now sends, flow
25    Life, XIV   |       utter these words without tears, and rejoicing in my soul;
26    Life, XIX   |      not from pain, but through tears of joy it finds itself bathed
27    Life, XIX   |        lose themselves utterly. Tears gain everything, and one
28    Life, XIX   |       wicked. With these scanty tears which I am now weeping,
29    Life, XIX   |        Do Thou, O Lord, make my tears available; purify the water
30    Life, XIX   |    importunate with our Lord in tears,—I was so wicked, that
31    Life, XXV   |        little, fervid bursts of tears, and other slight emotions,
32    Life, XXV   |       gives the waters of sweet tears, where for a long time great
33    Life, XXIX  |      that effect, and with many tears. I had recourse also to
34    Life, XXIX  |       must be quenched in sweet tears, and not with those painful
35    Life, XXIX  |      and not with those painful tears which come out of these
36    Life, XXIX  |         In the beginning, I had tears of this kind. They left
37    Life, XXX   |       to ashes, or dissolved in tears, and burn away: and this
38    Life, XXXIV |     When I had prayed with many tears that the soul of this religious
39    Life, XXXIV |         sweetness, dissolved in tears. Then I heard that I might
40    Life, XXXV  |         and I implored Him with tears so to order matters that
41     Rel, I(622)|      her the gift of most sweet tears, great compassion for her
42     Rel, I     |      very devout, and shed many tears; but they flow out of a
43     Rel, VII   |   hereafter: and she herself in tears and deep affliction; for
44     Rel, VII   |    cross, and has cost her many tears. She says that this distress
45     Rel, VIII  |        to devotion, tenderness, tears, and meditations, which
46     Rel, VIII  |    tenderness, accompanied with tears, out of a longing to depart
47     Ind        |    resist it at times, xxiv. 1.~Tears, gift of, iv. 8, xxix. 11;