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 1    Pref         |        it is the effect of your prayers. I beg of you, for the love
 2    Pref         |    lukewarm, it is owing to the prayers of the fervent, who are
 3    Life, I      |  carefulness to make us say our prayers, and to bring us up devout
 4    Life, I      |       for the sake of saying my prayers90—and they were many—
 5    Life, III    |         began to say many vocal prayers, and to ask all the nuns
 6    Life, III    |      his consent; nor could the prayers of others, whom I persuaded
 7    Life, V      |        Loud cries and many  ./. prayers were made to God: blessed
 8    Life, VI     |      began by having Masses and prayers said for my intention—
 9    Life, VI     |         said for my intention—prayers that were highly sanctioned;
10    Life, VII    |      the multitude—to say the prayers which I was bound to say,
11    Life, VII    |  persons fond of reciting their prayers, I showed them how to make
12    Life, XII    |      this it may do without set prayers, but rather with words befitting
13    Life, XXII   |        his life in penances and prayers and persecutions, can possibly
14    Life, XXVII  |     pain and distress; and many prayers, as I said,385 were made
15    Life, XXX    |   humility, that he held to the prayers of a wretch like me. It
16    Life, XXXI   |      pleased, on account of the prayers of those most holy persons
17    Life, XXXI   |       my sisters, through whose prayers I must have obtained this
18    Life, XXXI   |       praised for ever! for the prayers of those who serve Him can
19    Life, XXXI   |     saying some very devotional prayers at the end of our Breviary,
20    Life, XXXII  |    always with the help of many prayers, we purchased a house in
21    Life, XXXIII |   afterwards; for while so many prayers were made, our Lord was
22    Life, XXXIII |  visions were illusions, all my prayers a delusion, and I, therefore,
23    Life, XXXIII |        perhaps we owe it to the prayers of this blessed Saint; for,
24    Life, XXXIV  |      this in answer to the many prayers which the good people of
25    Life, XXXVI  |        I had heard, and all the prayers which had been almost uninterrupted
26    Life, XXXVI  |    alone, and did more by their prayers than I did with all my negotiations,
27    Life, XXXVI  |         much labour, and by the prayers of many people, accomplished
28    Life, XXXVIII|        I did not omit to obtain prayers for him and I prayed myself,
29    Life, XXXIX  |        Amen.~6. In answer to my prayers, our Lord has very often
30     Rel, I      |       has left unheeded so many prayers of so many good people for
31     Rel, V      |        lost, God, through their prayers, came and saved me.~6. One
32     Rel, V      |     incense and offering up the prayers of the saints.678~15. How
33     Rel, VII    |        To that end were all her prayers directed, without making
34     Rel, VII    |        His presence, saying her prayers, reading also in good books.~
35     Rel, VII    | deprived of her senses.~7. Many prayers were made, and many Masses
36     Rel, XI     |        I~ ./. might help, by my prayers, to make but one soul love
37     Ind         |          Answers to the Saint's prayers, xxxix. 1–7.~Antony, St.,
38     Ind         |      xxx. 20; the Saint, by her prayers, hinders a great, xxxix. 
39     Ind         |         xviii. 20; abandons her prayers for a time, xix. 8; evil