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 1     Int, Arg    | importance of understanding God's mercies towards us. She requests
 2     Int, Arg    |           and tells of some great mercies God showed her, and what
 3     Int, Arg    |          She treats of some great mercies God showed her, even making
 4     Int, Arg    |         the same subject of great mercies God has shown her. From
 5     Int, Arg    |           enumerate such of these mercies as would be instructive
 6    Life, IV     |         that the multitude of Thy mercies is made known in me, softens
 7    Life, VII    |          He might show me greater mercies.~29. O my God! if I might,
 8    Life, VII    |           of Thy consolations and mercies! In truth, O my King, Thou
 9    Life, VIII   |          should show us His great mercies?~14. I will speak now—
10    Life, XIV    |         hast been pleased to show mercies so great unto me that they
11    Life, XIV    |          see them are astonished, mercies which draw me out of myself
12    Life, XV     |           pray to His Majesty for mercies, to make intercession for
13    Life, XV     |            the remembrance of the mercies of God makes it turn to
14    Life, XVIII  |         to giving Thee thanks for mercies so great, I know not how
15    Life, XVIII  |        Lord, to bestow graces and mercies like these upon a soul,
16    Life, XIX    |          yet had received so many mercies? It was enough for me to
17    Life, XIX    |        and made too little of the mercies of God. There was no harm
18    Life, XIX    |         remembered the graces and mercies I had received, and felt
19    Life, XXII   |           any of those marvellous mercies, of which I shall speak
20    Life, XXIV   |          more careful to show His mercies, and during those two months
21    Life, XXVI   |    spirits as one of the greatest mercies which He has bestowed upon
22    Life, XXIX   |         can He take from us these mercies and His grace, and we may
23    Life, XXX    |     straits.~10. I forgot all the mercies our Lord had shown me, and
24    Life, XXX    |    contrary, the consideration of mercies so great helps to increase
25    Life, XXX    |           always, afterwards, His mercies descended upon me in great
26    Life, XXX    |          be feeding on some great mercies of God, seeing that its
27    Life, XXXI   |           am recounting the great mercies I received at Thy hands!
28    Life, XXXI   |      abhorrence when he sees that mercies so great had been so ill-requited,
29    Life, XXXII  |           was one of the grandest mercies of our Lord. It has been
30    Life, XXXVII |           to God, or remember His mercies; but my soul was so stupefied,
31    Life, XXXVIII|      grace for me always.~10. The mercies, then, hitherto described,
32    Life, XXXVIII|         fruition of Thy sovereign mercies, Thy great power may not
33    Life, XXXIX  |  remarkable acts, so many are the mercies of our Lord herein, that
34    Life, XXXIX  |       forgetting every moment the mercies of our Lord. I do not mean
35    Life, XL     |           God? how can it be that mercies and graces so great should
36    Life, XL     |        see more clearly the great mercies He has shown us, and when
37     Rel, I      |          progress after receiving mercies so great. And certainly,
38     Rel, III    |       that He, after showing such mercies to me, let me go out of
39     Rel, III    |           or cease to bestow such mercies on me, for certainly I do
40     Rel, VII    |      service of our Lord. And the mercies He shows her pass quickly
41     Rel, VII    |         she often dwells on those mercies,—but she is not able to
42     Rel, VIII   |          not by my own fault lose mercies so great, and may He have
43     Rel, IX     |          to our Lord for the many mercies He had given unto me, He
44     Ind         |   difficult of access, xxxvii. 7.~Mercies of God, the remembrance