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 1    Life, I       |      that I might most quickly attain to the fruition of those
 2    Life, IV      |         11. And though men may attain more quickly to the state
 3    Life, VIII    |      will by little and little attain to a knowledge of the road
 4    Life, IX      |        is done by love. But to attain to this involves great labour,
 5    Life, IX      |        with all their might to attain to true devotion—that
 6    Life, X       |   virtues to which the perfect attain, if he has not some pledges
 7    Life, X       |        experience which others attain to in seven-and-thirty,
 8    Life, XI      |     Chapter XI.~Why Men Do Not Attain Quickly to the Perfect Love
 9    Life, XI      | afflicted thereat, if he would attain to liberty of spirit, and
10    Life, XII     |        The Evil of Desiring to Attain to Supernatural States Before
11    Life, XII     |        explain how much we may attain to of ourselves; and how,
12    Life, XII(180)|  before the time; and will not attain to the prayer of infused
13    Life, XIII    |     why those who begin do not attain more quickly to great perfection;
14    Life, XIV     |      by any efforts of its own attain to this. True, it seems
15    Life, XV      |     for many are the souls who attain to this state, and few are
16    Life, XVI     |    Thou prepared for those who attain to this state!—light and
17    Life, XXI     |     the soul to do in order to attain to perfection. No one, who
18    Life, XXI     |       by the help of our Lord, attain to perfection and great
19    Life, XXI     |      labour; but they will not attain to it so rapidly as by the
20    Life, XXII    |     cannot in its own strength attain to this state,—because
21    Life, XXII    |   further progress, and do not attain to very great liberty of 
22    Life, XXII    |    that such a soul will never attain to true poverty of spirit,
23    Life, XXVII   |    idle amusements that we can attain to the fruition of what
24    Life, XXVIII  |      can resist it, nor can we attain to it by any diligence or
25    Life, XXIX    |   death, by which it thinks to attain completely to the fruition
26    Life, XXX     | description of those souls who attain to this state; their love
27    Life, XXXI    |      we have to do in order to attain thereto, but which they
28    Life, XXXI    |    Majesty will enable them to attain to by prayer, and by doing
29    Life, XXXIV   |    that which we can in no way attain to but by experience; and
30    Life, XXXVIII |         to wear the habit—to attain to that state of high perfection
31    Life, XXXIX   |        I am sure he will never attain to spiritual perfection.
32    Life, XL      |        if He will—that I may attain to the doing of His will
33     Rel, I       |       of such deep truths as I attain to in a single rapture.~
34     Rel, V       |     not in a state of grace to attain thereto; and I have been
35     Rel, VIII    |    however much we labour, can attain to, though we should prepare
36     Rel, IX      | sanctity which I wished him to attain to; I reflected on his weak
37     Rel, IX      |     not, with his weak health, attain to such perfection.~3. Once,