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 1     Int         |   instructions in 1562, it is altogether incomprehensible that she
 2    Pref         |       are careful not to rely altogether on them, especially if they
 3    Life, II     |   anxious only not to be lost altogether.~5. This friendship distressed
 4    Life, V      |      Company of Jesus made me altogether so afraid, by insisting
 5    Life, V      |    unto Thee. But I have been altogether otherwise through my sins.~
 6    Life, V      |       do not believe it to be altogether true; but I will relate
 7    Life, IX     | though I did not give them up altogether. But God Himself, as I have
 8    Life, X      | wholly in the senses, nor yet altogether in the spirit, but is all
 9    Life, XI     |      that he would give it up altogether, if he did not remember
10    Life, XI     |       confessor shall advise. Altogether, experience is a great matter,
11    Life, XV     |    though the will is not yet altogether absorbed, it continues still
12    Life, XV     | prayer is not to be abandoned altogether now, nor even vocal prayer,
13    Life, XVI    |   well enough that it was not altogether the union of all the faculties,
14    Life, XVII   |   itself into the arms of God altogether; if He will take it to heaven,
15    Life, XVIII  |     feels that it is not dead altogether. We may thus speak, seeing
16    Life, XVIII  |       bulky, loses its nature altogether in appearance.~9. So, it
17    Life, XXI    |       for it is another thing altogether to gain a kingdom that shall
18    Life, XXI    |      is possible I might fail altogether.~7. Strengthen Thou my soul,
19    Life, XXII   |   this state,—because it is altogether a supernatural work wrought
20    Life, XXII   |     and then; but to withdraw altogether from Christ, and to compare
21    Life, XXIII  |    make me abandon the matter altogether. I wonder at times how it
22    Life, XXIII  |      up that method of prayer altogether; for why should I expose
23    Life, XXIII  |     which seemed to change me altogether. What a grand thing it is
24    Life, XXV    |      itself. That seems to me altogether impossible for any soul
25    Life, XXV    |     cross, easily defeat them altogether. So I cried out, Come on,
26    Life, XXV    |      oppressed me, quitted me altogether; and though I saw them occasionally,
27    Life, XXVI   |    and all he may suffer, are altogether as nothing,  ./. when we
28    Life, XXVIII |    are beyond our imagination altogether. How is it that we see present
29    Life, XXIX   |   contrary, I lost the vision altogether. And though I see that He
30    Life, XXX    |       —and, for the moment, altogether,—by bringing to the place
31    Life, XXX    |       so much on him as to be altogether without fear, particularly
32    Life, XXX    |  contrary, it consoles. It is altogether different, bringing with
33    Life, XXX    |     but it was then a torment altogether. I used to think, too, that
34    Life, XXX    |        both soul and body are altogether useless and a heavy burden.
35    Life, XXXI   |       are nothing,—and I am altogether nothing myself, seeing that
36    Life, XXXIII |    more convinced that it was altogether the foolishness of women;
37    Life, XXXIII |   heavily upon me, that I was altogether disturbed and most grievously
38    Life, XXXVI  |    with it, and to give it up altogether. I betook myself to God,
39    Life, XXXVII |        showing that it is not altogether quenched. Our Lord will
40    Life, XXXVII |   quit it, I wish to leave it altogether. Let them settle these matters
41    Life, XXXVIII|  destroy, as it were utterly, altogether the strength of our sensual
42    Life, XXXIX  |       things, perhaps, are so altogether. I do not call mine that
43     Rel, VII    |     she never thought herself altogether safe in a matter wherein
44     Rel, VIII   |    called a trance; nor is it altogether union.~6. Sometimes, and