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 1    Pref         |          this way is singular and full of danger, that many who
 2    Life, VI     |        any good, that good became full of imperfections and of
 3    Life, VI     |            The life we live is so full of danger! While I am writing
 4    Life, X      |          pains—and His life, so full of sorrows; also, by rejoicing
 5    Life, XVI    |           a kind of fruition most full of delight.228~2. It is
 6    Life, XVI    |     preparation, certain stanzas, full of feeling, most expressive
 7    Life, XVII   |          the life of a man who is full, requiring no food, with
 8    Life, XVII   |        set before him, yet not so full either as to refuse to eat
 9    Life, XIX    |      understand that this soul is full of virtue: they see the
10    Life, XX     |          It is a sharp martyrdom, full of sweetness; for if any
11    Life, XX     |           the same time, it is so full of sweetness, that the soul,
12    Life, XX     |         who was before sickly and full of pain remains healthy,
13    Life, XX     |         water then is found to be full of motes.~37. This comparison
14    Life, XXI    |          world, where all life is full of deceit and double-dealing.
15    Life, XXII   |          This method of prayer is full of sweetness, if God helps
16    Life, XXII   |           nothing to rest on, how full soever of God it may think
17    Life, XXII   |           it may be very often so full of God as to be in  ./. 
18    Life, XXIII  |      given to  ./. prayer, and so full of charity, that the goodness
19    Life, XXIII  |          a servant of God, and so full of charity, that nothing
20    Life, XXIII  |         prayer. Everything seemed full of trouble. I was like a
21    Life, XXIII  |       whom, in my fears, I gave a full account of myself, in order
22    Life, XXV    |  recollection; and expressions so full are uttered so rapidly,
23    Life, XXVI   |       wretched, unprofitable, and full of misery. God is not like
24    Life, XXVI   |           it was at first, but is full of high impulses, and of
25    Life, XXX    |          God, and to abide in the full conviction that this was
26    Life, XXXI   |       came to pass that he made a full confession at the first
27    Life, XXXI   |       nuns who heard me. I was so full of my own reputation, that
28    Life, XXXIV  |        matured, and filled him so full of God, that he seemed to
29    Life, XXXV   |           sheets by way of reply, full of objections and theology
30    Life, XXXVI  |         at the same time.538 With full sanction and authority,
31    Life, XXXVI  |        Lord. My part in it was so full of imperfections, that I
32    Life, XXXVI  |      anxiety, while every day was full of toil; for the news of
33    Life, XXXVIII|     wretched person such as I am, full of abominations, and who
34    Life, XXXVIII|           souls seems to me to be full of danger. I went to an
35     Rel, I(622) |       some persons that they were full of devils: but this was
36     Rel, I      |       understand it; I seem to be full of faults, and without any
37     Rel, II     |           would have my life also full of great tribulations and
38     Rel, III    |       seest how My whole life was full of dolors, and only on Mount
39     Rel, VII    | confession to him, and gave him a full account of everything while
40     Rel, VIII   |          the soul; it retains the full use of them; but the use
41     Rel, VIII   |    quietude and inward peace most full of comfort; for the soul
42     Rel, VIII   |         so;701 and the soul is so full of the joy of that which