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 1    Life, I      |       was pleased that I should receive an abiding impression of
 2    Life, IV     |         and a shield whereon to receive the blows of many thoughts—
 3    Life, V      |         Lord, why should we not receive evil things?"122 This seemed
 4    Life, VII    |       in the state I was in, to receive graces, when I had fallen
 5    Life, VII    |      than it would have been to receive chastisement; for one of
 6    Life, VII    |     many. But when I see myself receive graces anew, after being
 7    Life, VIII   |  consolations which the perfect receive from God, yet he will by
 8    Life, VIII   |          with a great desire to receive His graces. If we put many
 9    Life, XV     |   things, if it will prepare to receive them. It is a great gift,
10    Life, XVIII  |    happens to me, either when I receive these graces, or when God
11    Life, XIX    |         be willing and ready to receive them; accordingly, Thou
12    Life, XIX    |      that a soul, though it may receive great graces from God in
13    Life, XX     |      that the ground refuses to receive it, we might suppose that
14    Life, XXI    |      they allow now, or fail to receive the very greatest blessings.~
15    Life, XXI    |        even one who can bear to receive so much, and make no payment
16    Life, XXII   |       far is more accustomed to receive graces, should yet seem
17    Life, XXII   |          but those who eat much receive life and strength. Now,
18    Life, XXII   |       on this: he who begins to receive this grace must make a firm
19    Life, XXII   |      loves; and as He sees them receive it, so He gives, and He
20    Life, XXIII  |        too should be willing to receive them. His Majesty began
21    Life, XXXIV  |       must have prepared him to receive them as from His Majesty;
22    Life, XXXIV  |   pleased that I should see Him receive my sister into glory. During
23    Life, XXXVI  |       aim from the beginning to receive only those who, by their
24    Life, XXXVI  | otherwise they neither give nor receive any pleasure from their
25    Life, XXXVII |         the end of it, and then receive one slight degree of glory
26    Life, XXXVIII|         most frequently, when I receive any particular mercy from
27    Life, XXXVIII|      many words against Him, to receive that most glorious Body,
28    Life, XXXVIII|         horrible thing it is to receive this most Holy Sacrament
29    Life, XXXVIII|     them was therein waiting to receive it, that I was beside myself
30    Life, XXXVIII| treatment which that soul would receive, when the devils had such
31    Life, XXXIX  |     requires greater courage to receive these graces than to endure
32     Rel, I      |         we prepare ourselves to receive it. I say it again, these
33     Rel, I      |         I do nothing myself but receive graces, and that God must
34     Rel, II     |     concerned, I do nothing but receive graces, without rendering
35     Rel, VI     |      known to the superiors who receive our vows, and that they
36     Rel, IX     |       his fault who  ./. has to receive them; as it is not the fault