Part, Chapter

 1     Int        |       year of probation he would grant his consent (which in the
 2     Int, Arg   |        His Majesty vouchsafed to grant her; she speaks of the effects
 3    Pref        |       that is enough to make you grant my request. I ask your permission
 4    Pref        |     wholesome doctrine. He would grant the license, and do whatever
 5    Life, VI    |    forsake Thee. May His Majesty grant that I be not forsaken of
 6    Life, VII   |       are so ill-understood. God grant they may not count that
 7    Life, VII   |       good inclinations, and God grant that these inclinations
 8    Life, VII   |       these.~15. May His Majesty grant I may undeceive some one
 9    Life, VIII  |          me now. May His Majesty grant I may never go back and
10    Life, XI    |          soul. May He graciously grant that I may so speak as to
11    Life, XI    |          up out of the well. God grant there may be water in it!
12    Life, XIII  | advantage of their learning: God grant it may not be so!~30. I
13    Life, XIII  |          see to it. May our Lord grant me to please Him rightly
14    Life, XIV   |         use, if our Lord did not grant it. God, in His great mercy,
15    Life, XIV   |         beginning—and our Lord grant that I have really begun
16    Life, XV    |          to themselves—and God grant it be to themselves only!~
17    Life, XV    |         goodness, why God should grant us so great a grace, and
18    Life, XVI   |        mercy I never deserved,—grant, I beseech Thee, that all
19    Life, XIX   |      Majesty would be pleased to grant me this grace. I repeat
20    Life, XXII  |        think we can do? Our Lord grant that we understand this,
21    Life, XXVI  |       story of my life. Our Lord grant that I have been clear enough
22    Life, XXVI  |         so speak of it. Our Lord grant that I may never fail to
23    Life, XXVIII|    heaviest.424~25. May our Lord grant that I may have pleased
24    Life, XXX   |        me, as I believe; and God grant I may not have gone back
25    Life, XXXI  |         at once, unless our Lord grant that grace by a special
26    Life, XXXIV |    confident that our Lord would grant my prayer as to that religious.
27    Life, XXXVI |         primitive rule. Our Lord grant that all may be to the praise
28    Life, XXXVII|   negligence; and even then, God grant they may believe you.~16.
29    Life, XXXVII|         with so much labour. God grant that in the next life, where
30    Life, XXXIX |         would still more readily grant what I asked Him, and that
31    Life, XXXIX |     should ask that He would not grant; that He knew I should ask
32    Life, XXXIX |         glory, and that He would grant me what I was now praying
33    Life, XXXIX |        more amply still would He grant what I asked for, now that
34    Life, XXXIX |        was imploring our Lord to grant me this grace, I heard a
35    Life, XXXIX |     which His Majesty intends to grant. These I can pray for constantly,
36    Life, XXXIX |        our Lord does not mean to grant,—even though they concern
37    Life, XXXIX |          and that He is about to grant our petition. Blessed be
38    Life, XXXIX |          wished,—and so He did grant what I was then praying
39    Life, XXXIX |          our Lord was pleased to grant me this grace. In a trance
40    Life, XL    |   necessary for me. May our Lord grant that I do not take more
41    Life, XL    |   subjects so high! May our Lord grant I have not fallen into any
42     Rel, VIII  |       seasons of aridity. May He grant I may not by my own fault
43     Rel, IX    |        His bride. He promised to grant whatever I might ask of