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 1    Pref       |      belief in them, and at once seek for direction.~"10. Also
 2    Pref       |  humility, which made her always seek for light and learning in
 3    Life, VII  |         of me; and yet I did not seek this deliberately by simulating
 4    Life, VII  |    opportunity for it, if we but seek it. I say always; for though
 5    Life, VII  |        not of the best kind, men seek friends with whom they may
 6    Life, VII  |     becomes necessary for him to seek companions, in order that
 7    Life, VIII |      occasions during which they seek Thee, and for a moment of
 8    Life, VIII |         their trust in Thee, and seek Thy friendship; yea, rather,
 9    Life, IX   |       ordained it, for I did not seek them myself, neither had
10    Life, IX   |     perfectly disposed myself to seek His service when His Majesty
11    Life, X    |          abhorrence, nor will he seek after the other great virtues
12    Life, XI   |        am I. I have therefore to seek for some means to make the
13    Life, XI   |       His life long; let him not seek his kingdom here, nor ever
14    Life, XII  |          a kind of pride when we seek to ascend higher, seeing
15    Life, XII  |        Lord has not taught me, I seek not to know it, unless it
16    Life, XIII |      honour; so they immediately seek to remedy the evil. This
17    Life, XIV  |         if not, they go again to seek it. They must be thinking
18    Life, XV   |          which God gives; and we seek of ourselves,  ./. as I
19    Life, XVIII|       and with all its might, to seek God and to please Him; so
20    Life, XX   |       itself, causes the soul to seek means of living very much
21    Life, XXII |        would have your reverence seek no other way, even if you
22    Life, XXII |           for we have a body; to seek to make ourselves angels
23    Life, XXII |       saying that men should not seek to be devout, nor that they
24    Life, XXII |        great ought never more to seek consolations on earth. How
25    Life, XXIII|         upon me, that it made me seek diligently for spiritual
26    Life, XXV  |         else but His pleasure; I seek no joy, no rest, no other
27    Life, XXV  |         enemies when we love and seek  ./. what we ought to hate,
28    Life, XXVII|         ashamed there. Why do we seek blessings and joys so great,
29    Life, XXIX |       and I knew not how to  ./. seek that life otherwise than
30    Life, XXXV |          —I made up my mind to seek no further advice.~7. One
31    Life, XXXV |       power! There is no need to seek reasons for Thy will; for
32    Life, XXXVI|     carried them out, I must not seek to be at rest; that if I
33    Life, XL   |         speak of where we are to seek God. The glorious St. Augustin,607
34    Life, XL   |          or at least he must not seek it.~22. These and many other
35     Rel, I    | forgotten, so that, if I were to seek for it, I know of no good
36     Rel, I    |        can interest me, nor do I seek or desire any advantage,
37     Rel, IV   |         be surprised; for as men seek for companions with whom
38     Rel, VII  |       God, she would not need to seek for learned men nor tests,
39     Rel, VII  |     spirit is always inclined to seek after that which is most
40     Ind       |          once, ix. 11; those who seek it censured, xi. 21; the