Part, Chapter

 1     Int         |        of her father she did not bring this insignificant trousseau
 2    Life, I      |          say our prayers, and to bring us up devout to our Lady
 3    Life, III    | companionship had formed, and to bring my thoughts back to the
 4    Life, IV     |    beginning, and, if I fell, to bring me quickly out of them.
 5    Life, VII    |      greater pain; for I have to bring it on with a feather, or
 6    Life, VII    |         other means. If I do not bring it on, I suffer more; and
 7    Life, VII    |          had not the strength to bring those desires to good effect.~
 8    Life, VII    |       faults, I am sure, used to bring me low, shame and distress
 9    Life, VIII   |          by Satan, our Lord will bring it at last—I am certain
10    Life, VIII   |        and you cannot therefore, bring yourselves to love Him as
11    Life, VIII   |           The devil does well to bring this fear upon us, that
12    Life, X      |          pearls to him who shall bring them forth and employ them
13    Life, XI     |  handfuls. We make no efforts to bring our desires to good effect,
14    Life, XII    |         that we can of ourselves bring about this suspension. That
15    Life, XIII   |         of a hen—it will never bring us to liberty of spirit.
16    Life, XIII   |         not wrong, but to try to bring it about may not be right,
17    Life, XIII   |          have never been able to bring myself to do it, neither
18    Life, XV     |     certainly to me these powers bring much weariness at times;
19    Life, XV     |        be less than straw, if we bring it ourselves,—laid on
20    Life, XVII   |         understanding, could not bring about, that the heavenly
21    Life, XIX    |    assured of this—prayer will bring him to the haven of light.~
22    Life, XIX    |          every fall which he can bring about helps it, by the goodness
23    Life, XIX    |     least, I did what I could to bring them in, and I was very
24    Life, XXI    |         Against Delusions.~1. To bring this matter to an end, I
25    Life, XXI    |     Majesty gives it strength to bring those desires to good effect.
26    Life, XXI    |        seems to me that they who bring me any comfort, and whose
27    Life, XXII   |       graces, should yet seem to bring forth fruits still higher
28    Life, XXIII  | everything in one day; God would bring it about by degrees: he
29    Life, XXVI   |           There are others which bring my former sins into remembrance,
30    Life, XXVII  |          pleasure of our Lord to bring me on, so that I may have
31    Life, XXVIII |         to do me, our Lord would bring forth good. He laboured
32    Life, XXX    |       was now and then enough to bring it about.~20. I dwell much
33    Life, XXX    |       may cost them, will always bring fuel, in order that the
34    Life, XXXIII |         Lord knows it cost me to bring it to this state. When the
35    Life, XXXIV  |          was a trick of Satan to bring some evil upon me there,
36    Life, XXXV   |         anything whereby I might bring suffering upon others. If
37    Life, XXXV   |           it pleased our Lord to bring him to her house. As he
38    Life, XXXVI  |          my father St. Joseph to bring me back to his house. I
39    Life, XXXVII |         it please His Majesty to bring me thither, and take away
40    Life, XXXVIII|          that the blessings they bring with them are of various
41    Life, XL     |       and distract the soul, and bring but little fruit.~11. I
42    Life, XL     |         Lord had been pleased to bring me to a haven, which I trust
43     Rel, IX     |       they purposed, perhaps, to bring about the destruction of