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 1     Int        |         and he never explained to me—nor, indeed, did I desire
 2    Life, I     |       Thou art determined to save me—may it be the pleasure
 3    Life, I     |          which our Lord had given me—they were said to be many;
 4    Life, III   |         had a great affection for me—at least, he showed me
 5    Life, IV    |        now the harm they had done me—I did not know how to make
 6    Life, IV    |         host. With a book to help me—it was like a companion,
 7    Life, V     |         patience His Majesty gave me—for it clearly came from
 8    Life, VI    |      patience which our Lord gave me—for if it had not come
 9    Life, VI    |           those of heaven to heal me—for I wished, nevertheless,
10    Life, VII   |          which Satan could plunge me—to give up prayer under
11    Life, VII   |        held me back. It seemed to me—for I considered many things
12    Life, VII   |         life—he was all this to me—I was so courageous, that
13    Life, VII   |      already received, that is to me—and, I believe, to all
14    Life, VIII  |          for Him to be alone with me—and that very often against
15    Life, IX    |          it, when I saw it, moved me—so well did it show forth
16    Life, IX    |           there was that troubled me—I have spoken of it before158
17    Life, XIII  |         of others. It happened to me—that is how I know it—
18    Life, XVIII |          in His mercy has brought me—wretch that I am!—and
19    Life, XVIII |          at least, so it was with me—that neither by the outward
20    Life, XIX   |        from this slumber. He made me—I think I said so before261
21    Life, XIX   |           way is—so it seems to me—nothing else but the giving
22    Life, XX    |          our Lord used to comfort me—has become in general a
23    Life, XXI   |          people would not believe me—  ./. as they do not believe
24    Life, XXIII |           going so far, it struck me—because I was making progress
25    Life, XXIV  |           confessor never pressed me—on the contrary, he seemed
26    Life, XXIV  |           of which those who knew me—and even those in the community—
27    Life, XXVII |        out of which—so seems to me—the devil can derive any 
28    Life, XXVIII|         and he never explained to me—nor, indeed, did I desire
29    Life, XXIX  | father-minister426 could not hear me—began to say that I was
30    Life, XXIX  |          for our Lord had said to me—it was on their feast that
31    Life, XXX   |      accordingly—so it seems to me—the devils make a football
32    Life, XXX   |          often has it happened to me—what I shall now describe.
33    Life, XXX   |        times, my trials came upon me—they come still—in another
34    Life, XXXIV |   conceived a great affection for me—I, too, for her, because
35    Life, XXXVI |          many accounts, they told me—though I was acting secretly,
36    Life, XXXVII|          Thou hidest Thyself from me—I think and believe so—
37    Life, XXXIX |        our Lord—He showed it to me—sent always  ./. some one
38     Rel, IX    |  understand me, and would disturb me—and because I had a great