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 1    Pref         | censure of it:~ "The grace and peace of Jesus Christ be with
 2    Life, IV     |       a decoy, kept my soul in peace, very frequently by merely
 3    Life, VIII   |        myself, I found greater peace and joy than I sometimes
 4    Life, IX     |     God, that I might sleep in peace, I used always to think
 5    Life, XV     |        in the satisfaction and peace, attended with very great
 6    Life, XV     |      in union with God, so its peace and quiet are not disturbed;
 7    Life, XV     |     arranged; but the will, in peace, not daring to lift up its
 8    Life, XVII   |      alone is abiding in great peace,—while, on the other hand,
 9    Life, XXV    |        it, and give me perfect peace: "Be not afraid, my daughter:
10    Life, XXV    |       of me, for I was left in peace: I feared them so little,
11    Life, XXV    |     one already blind, seeking peace in vanities,—for all the
12    Life, XXV    |      me grace to take that for peace which is really peace, that
13    Life, XXV    |      for peace which is really peace, that for honour which is
14    Life, XXVI   |      did not, I should have no peace. Nor is it right that we
15    Life, XXX    |     and, having done so, be in peace. Nevertheless, I was not
16    Life, XXXIII |       greatest consolation and peace.~18. As to that which the
17    Life, XXXV   |     life is to live in greater peace even here below. To those
18    Life, XXXVI  |        one occasion,542 in all peace and contentment.~5. I felt
19    Life, XXXVI  |       in order to rob me of my peace and rest, so that, being
20    Life, XXXVI  |      it." I now felt myself in peace, and as free from anxiety
21    Life, XXXVIII|       live in the most perfect peace. Moreover, it makes it easy
22    Life, XXXVIII|    fear, and with the joy came peace, my soul continuing entranced.
23    Life, XXXIX  |      of understanding and such peace as I had.~35. He gave me
24    Life, XL     |       disquieted, and again at peace, and tempted; but I must
25     Rel, I(622) |       may be recognised by the peace and quietness he leaves
26     Rel, I(622) |       she afterwards abides in peace and joy; so much so, that
27     Rel, I(622) |       mind, without losing the peace and quiet of her soul.~"
28     Rel, II     |      thus on every side I find peace.~6. Certain things, about
29     Rel, III    |       did not destroy interior peace, for He would help us, so
30     Rel, VI     |        this, I found myself in peace and comfort so great that
31     Rel, VI     |       could fill the soul with peace and comfort such as this:
32     Rel, VI(680)|       He hath made thy borders peace."~
33     Rel, VII    |        them, she began to find peace, thinking that a spirit
34     Rel, VII    |     soul said so; but it was a peace that came from diminished
35     Rel, VII    |        able—to give her that peace and rest which this one
36     Rel, VIII   |    certain quietude and inward peace most full of comfort; for
37     Rel, VIII   |      Majesty establishes it in peace there whither He is pleased
38     Rel, XI     |   explain to your Lordship the peace and quiet my soul has found!
39     Rel, XI     |  accordingly does not lose its peace. Still, this confidence
40     Rel, XI     |        s breast.738~8. I am at peace within; and my likings and