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 1     Int        |    afterwards she could not help knowing, despite the fears of over
 2     Int        |         in spiritual matters and knowing already some portions of
 3     Int        |         I told her to do so; but knowing her great humility and obedience
 4    Pref        |      than that which lies in our knowing our daily enemies, and in
 5    Life, Pro   |        serve Him more earnestly, knowing, at the same time, that
 6    Life, Pro   |      help to my confessors; who, knowing me better, may succour my
 7    Life, II    |          grow, with persons who, knowing nothing themselves of the
 8    Life, VII   |          worlds at once, without knowing what to do, or how to help
 9    Life, VII   |         seeing such a death, and knowing what his life had been,
10    Life, VIII  |        treason against the King, knowing that He knows it, and yet
11    Life, IX    |          practise prayer without knowing what it was; and now that
12    Life, XIII  |         itself; for such a soul, knowing that obedience to a director
13    Life, XIII  |         are humble and virtuous, knowing that they will be found
14    Life, XIV   |         such a way that, without knowing how it has become a captive,
15    Life, XV    | continues still occupied without knowing how, so that, notwithstanding
16    Life, XXIII |        salvation depended on his knowing how to treat me, on his
17    Life, XXIII |         in great affliction, not knowing what would become of me,
18    Life, XXV   |          and distressed, without knowing why; for the words of Satan
19    Life, XXV   |      disquieted and wearied, not knowing what would become of me.
20    Life, XXVII |         it; but I could not help knowing that He was close beside
21    Life, XXVII |      been eaten, and without our knowing how it entered; but we do
22    Life, XXVII | possession of all knowledge, not knowing how or whence it came to
23    Life, XXVII |      houses of his Order without knowing how to distinguish one friar
24    Life, XXVIII|           and our merciful Lord, knowing this, ordered it in this 
25    Life, XXX   |        then burning in the fire, knowing not who has kindled it,
26    Life, XXX   |       one makes much way without knowing how; for in the other states,
27    Life, XXXII |      myself in a moment, without knowing how, plunged apparently
28    Life, XXXIII|          of my difficulties, not knowing what to do, unable to pay
29    Life, XXXIV |          was some good in me; I, knowing myself to be so wicked,
30    Life, XXXIV |        way, when I speak without knowing very often what I am saying.
31    Life, XXXIV |        themselves, wish for war, knowing well that they cannot become
32    Life, XXXVII|        to be wondered at that I, knowing myself to be so wicked as
33    Life, XXXIX |         my distress of mind, not knowing what to do, I lifted up
34    Life, XXXIX |      they were doing good, and I knowing not how to defend myself,
35    Life, XL    |         which was so great that, knowing how unworthy I was of so
36    Life, XL    |          living in darkness, not knowing the truth. I derived other
37     Rel, I     |    vision, or heard anything, or knowing where I am, except that
38     Rel, I     |         at these things, without knowing whence these virtues came
39     Rel, V     |         one will be lost without knowing it. He must be deceiving
40     Rel, V     |     humility is this: the soul's knowing what itself can do, and
41     Rel, VII   |         other desire but that of knowing whether what she experienced
42     Rel, VIII  |    between heaven and earth, not knowing what to do with itself.
43     Rel, IX    |      many years; and all without knowing how it happens.~13. I have