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 1    Pref         |       to do so, and I shall not fail to send them to you; for
 2    Life, II     |         had it by nature not to fail in that wherein I thought
 3    Life, VI     |        afraid my patience would fail: and thus I was exceedingly
 4    Life, XI     |       for without water it must fail. The comparison is to my
 5    Life, XI     |        sweetness and tenderness fail it, or our Lord grants them,
 6    Life, XIII   |        we think the earth would fail us under our feet, if we
 7    Life, XV     |        believe that He will not fail to be more merciful still,
 8    Life, XV     |        however, cannot possibly fail to understand at once that
 9    Life, XV     |       though learning could not fail to be of great use to them,
10    Life, XVIII  |         and flowers would never fail. The gardener would have
11    Life, XVIII  |        all the bodily strength, fail it, so that it cannot even
12    Life, XVIII  | believing so. All the faculties fail now, and are suspended in
13    Life, XX     |           For though the senses fail but rarely, it has happened
14    Life, XXI    |         what they allow now, or fail to receive the very greatest 
15    Life, XXI    |  because it is possible I might fail altogether.~7. Strengthen
16    Life, XXV    |        kind, it cannot possibly fail to see clearly that itself
17    Life, XXV    |       who love Thee! All things fail; but Thou, Lord of all,
18    Life, XXV    |        abandon me, I will never fail Thee. Let all the learned
19    Life, XXV    |         —but do Thou, O Lord, fail me not; for I know by experience
20    Life, XXVI   |   things is to declare, without fail, the whole state of the
21    Life, XXVI   |     Lord grant that I may never fail to do His will! Amen.~
22    Life, XXXI   |        we do our best, we shall fail to obtain the victory at
23    Life, XXXIII |       that suffering should not fail me there where I should
24    Life, XXXIV  |       told me I must go without fail, and give no heed to the
25    Life, XXXVI  |    opposition. Why, then, did I fail in courage to serve One
26    Life, XXXVI  |       then everything seemed to fail; particularly one day, before
27    Life, XXXVI  |         serious opposition, nor fail to endure many trials. I
28    Life, XXXVII |         finds it will not do to fail in any one point of the
29    Life, XXXVIII|      who are against Me; do not fail to tell them of it." Ah,
30    Life, XXXIX  |        to him. And yet I do not fail to force myself to pray,
31    Life, XXXIX  |        in my power, I would not fail in anything that was for
32    Life, XL     |     find him, our Lord will not fail that soul, seeing that He
33    Life, XL     |        hate myself, and I never fail to take that which I see
34     Rel, II     |        food and raiment without fail, is not so complete an observance
35     Rel, II     |         not think God will ever fail those who serve Him, and
36     Rel, IV     |         that My compassion will fail thee. I shed It in much
37     Rel, VIII   |       from God, the soul cannot fail to obtain a deep conviction
38     Rel, IX     |       My true son; I will never fail him," or to that effect;