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 1    Life, III    |        well as to banish in some measure the great dislike I had
 2    Life, VI     |        and resolutions—in some measure tested by experience, in
 3    Life, X      |   attainable, I believe, in some measure, by our own efforts: a consolation
 4    Life, X      |        that I, who am so wicked, measure others by myself, and that
 5    Life, XI     |         able to explain, in some measure, the four degrees of prayer
 6    Life, XI     |       owing, I believe, in great measure, to their not having embraced
 7    Life, XIII   |       thought well of me in some measure.~12. This is Satan's work:
 8    Life, XIII   |       though it must be taken by measure. When a soul beholds itself
 9    Life, XV     |       soul makes itself in great measure felt in the satisfaction
10    Life, XV     |         for, as I said before, I measure others by myself.213~6.
11    Life, XVIII  |      words whereby I may in some measure describe the fourth water.244
12    Life, XVIII  |       will understand it in some measure, for it cannot be more clearly
13    Life, XIX    |          grace, great beyond all measure, has it ever  ./. done,
14    Life, XX     |          explanation was in some measure possible, I should never
15    Life, XXII   |         soul may feel it in some measure, there is no disquiet, nor
16    Life, XXII   |         others, according to the measure of their abandonment of
17    Life, XXVII  |         their strength and their measure,—they who had more gave
18    Life, XXVIII |   Himself to us according to the measure which our wretchedness can
19    Life, XXVIII |         So will it be here, in a measure; the soul will be dissipated,
20    Life, XXX    |         to succour me in a great measure,—and, for the moment,
21    Life, XXX    |        yet they kept him in some measure from frightening me so much
22    Life, XXX    |          it seems to me, in some measure a counterpart of hell. So
23    Life, XXX    |         I may please Him in some measure. I really think that I love
24    Life, XXXI   |     fears deprived me in a great measure of all liberty of spirit;
25    Life, XXXV   | perchance, it might help in some measure to open their eyes. May
26    Life, XXXVII |      Lord wills, He gives not by measure;562 and so I wish that I
27    Life, XXXVII |        that I myself observed no measure in serving His Majesty,
28    Life, XXXVIII|          could describe, in some measure, the smallest portion of
29    Life, XXXVIII|          things according to the measure of our weakness, so that,
30    Life, XXXVIII|         am troubled, and in some measure beside myself, when I call
31    Life, XXXIX  |         meaning? We think we may measure our progress by the years
32    Life, XXXIX  |         bestows His gifts not by measure591 when He wills, and who
33    Life, XXXIX  |          Him, without seeking to measure them by our measure which
34    Life, XXXIX  |   seeking to measure them by our measure which is that of our meanness
35    Life, XL     |   perhaps the reason may in some measure be that His Majesty has
36    Life, XL     |     through me He might, in some measure, have glory,—because that
37    Life, XL     |         to us so utterly without measure.~Blessed be His Majesty
38     Rel, II     |        seems to weary me in some measure, excepting theirs who take
39     Rel, III    |       loves most; trials are the measure of His love. How can I show
40     Rel, XI     |          in truth, it is in some measure no longer subject, as before,
41     Rel, XI     |    interests as to seem, in some measure, to have lost itself, so