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 1    Life, I       |      great charity towards the poor, and compassion for the
 2    Life, I(92)   |      of the hospital where the poor and pilgrims were received
 3    Life, V       |        state, and saw that the poor man's fault was not so grave,
 4    Life, VII     |    also. And all the while the poor things are not in fault;
 5    Life, VIII    |        much. I am sorry for my poor soul even now, because of
 6    Life, X       |      on a soul so wretched and poor, and so utterly undeserving,
 7    Life, X       |      living in a house that is poor, and have many things to
 8    Life, XI      |        3. We resolve to become poor, and it is a resolution
 9    Life, XI      |        on our part.~21. As for poor women, such as I am, weak
10    Life, XI      |     are so wretched, that this poor prisoner of a soul shares
11    Life, XI      |       the occasion or not. The poor soul must not be stifled.
12    Life, XII     |       Him, though our works be poor. This practice of the presence
13    Life, XIII    |     and, on the other, saw how poor I was in virtue, notwithstanding
14    Life, XIV(205)|        The house, however, was poor; for she says, ch. xxxii.
15    Life, XIV     |     for our Lord will have the poor gardener suppose all the
16    Life, XV      |       not even breathe.210 The poor little soul is not aware
17    Life, XV      |   learning, that they may help poor people of little learning,
18    Life, XV      |         and scant humility and poor dispositions for those effects
19    Life, XV      |        acquire them by our own poor reflections, which are as
20    Life, XVII    |    without stint; and what the poor soul, with the labour, perhaps,
21    Life, XX      |        they do not believe the poor soul: they saw it lately
22    Life, XXVIII  |      were now rich, instead of poor as before,—I should not
23    Life, XXXI    | necessary here for, though the poor soul have not yet begun
24    Life, XXXI    |    very many go backwards who, poor souls, know not how to help
25    Life, XXXII   |       yet, because it was very poor, the nuns left it very often
26    Life, XXXIV   |         She had heard of me, a poor sinner,—for our Lord had
27    Life, XXXV    |   distraction: for I knew some poor monasteries not very recollected,
28    Life, XXXV    |        Christ on the cross, so poor and destitute, I could not
29    Life, XXXV    |        matters that I might be poor as He was.~5. I found that
30    Life, XXXV    |       mercy make us see what a poor security we have in the
31    Life, XXXVI   |  Sacrament reserved, with four poor orphans,543—for they were
32    Life, XXXVI   |     our Lord would not let His poor servant suffer, for in all
33    Life, XXXVI   |        Satan did against a few poor women, and also how all
34    Life, XXXVII  |        persons may speak. If a poor man have any business with
35    Life, XXXVII  |      has business with a king! Poor people, not of gentle blood,
36    Life, XXXVII  |       know how to live; for my poor soul was worn out. It is
37    Life, XXXVIII |         O Thou Treasure of the poor! how marvellously Thou sustainest
38    Life, XXXVIII |    encompass the throat of the poor priest; and I beheld my
39    Life, XXXIX   |      takes up arms against the poor soul. We need not speak
40     Rel, II      |      compassionate towards the poor than I used to be, having
41     Rel, III     |      of the world. Look at Me, poor and despised of men: are
42     Rel, III     |   nothing, I complained of our poor nature to our Lord. The
43     Rel, IV      |        with me, and truly in a poor lodging, as I see now. And
44     Rel, VII     |       had a great desire to be poor and lonely, and to depart
45     Rel, VIII    |       die for Him, because the poor soul does not know what