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 1    Life, II     |    observant of the rule, and recollected.~11. Yet, for all this,
 2    Life, IX     |     me; it roused me, made me recollected, and reminded me of my ingratitude
 3    Life, IX     |       so as to become thereby recollected. I was able to think of
 4    Life, XI     | wearied in keeping the senses recollected, and this is a great labour,
 5    Life, XIV    |  Herein the soul begins to be recollected; it is now touching on the
 6    Life, XIV    |      if it tried to make them recollected, it would miss its way together
 7    Life, XV     |     to make the understanding recollected, it shall not succeed; for
 8    Life, XV     |       fruition of that grace, recollected itself, like the prudent
 9    Life, XXV    |       as the soul in its most recollected state never could have formed,
10    Life, XXV    |      prayer, our Lord made me recollected even during conversation:
11    Life, XXVII  |   time, if I was but slightly recollected, or not too much distracted,
12    Life, XXVII  |     and even if they are very recollected and given to prayer. Such
13    Life, XXIX   |     gently endeavouring to be recollected; and the soul should be
14    Life, XXXI   |   moment, I became profoundly recollected. I went out in order that
15    Life, XXXI   |      I began to be profoundly recollected, or to fall into a trance,
16    Life, XXXIII |   comforted and raised up, so recollected in prayer and softened,
17    Life, XXXIV  |     to him. But as I was then recollected in prayer, it seemed to
18    Life, XXXIV  |     our Lord, being extremely recollected, in that my simple, silly
19    Life, XXXV   |     poor monasteries not very recollected, and I did not consider
20    Life, XXXV   | consider that their not being recollected was the cause of their poverty,
21    Life, XXXVIII|      prayer, trying not to be recollected in my understanding, though
22    Life, XXXVIII|        though outwardly I was recollected, being in my oratory. These
23    Life, XXXVIII|      to heaven makes the soul recollected; for as our Lord has been
24    Life, XXXVIII|      all wondering to see how recollected, how penitent, and how humble
25    Life, XXXVIII|  saying for him when I became recollected at once, and saw him go
26    Life, XXXVIII|       I was at Mass, I became recollected and saw him dead, entering
27    Life, XXXIX  |        and cry unto God.596 I recollected well what I had seen in
28    Life, XL     |       my soul became suddenly recollected, and seemed to me all bright
29    Life, XL     |      to me very profitable to recollected persons, to teach them to
30    Life, XL     |    soul continues still to be recollected, unable to recover itself
31     Rel, I(622) |      as she is in prayer, and recollected, she cannot be persuaded,
32     Rel, I      |      the soul becomes at once recollected, remains in repose, or falls
33     Rel, I      |       take up a book I become recollected through the pleasure it
34     Rel, I      |   Accordingly, when I am thus recollected, I fear no illness. The
35     Rel, II     |    understand,—and I become recollected.~18. God so keeps me from
36     Rel, III    |   impossible for me not to be recollected in so divine a company.
37     Rel, VI     | whatever, my soul began to be recollected in such a way that I thought
38     Rel, IX     |      no fear."~17. I was once recollected in that companionship which
39     Rel, IX     | comforted; and being slightly recollected, I remained thinking how
40     Rel, IX     |       this, I became suddenly recollected, and I saw a great light