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 1     Int         |        her "Life" slowly. It was begun in spring, 1563,35 and completed
 2    Life, IV     |         graces, which Thou hadst begun to work in me? Woe is me,
 3    Life, IV     |       that love which Thou hadst begun to show unto me, I would
 4    Life, V      |         thereby); and that I had begun the practice of prayer,
 5    Life, VIII   |         from prayer who has once begun it, be his life ever so
 6    Life, VIII   |        And as to him who has not begun to pray, I implore him by
 7    Life, XI     |        itself to prayer, and has begun the practice of it. We have,
 8    Life, XI     |     stumble; for the building is begun on a firm foundation. It
 9    Life, XIV    |     proceed; for His Majesty has begun to communicate Himself to
10    Life, XIV    |         grant that I have really begun to serve His Majesty—I
11    Life, XIV    |      serve His Majesty—I mean, begun in relation to what I have
12    Life, XIX    |    repeat it, let no one who has begun to give himself to prayer
13    Life, XXII   |       The first—I have already begun to describe it—is a little
14    Life, XXIII  |       well grounded, and had not begun to understand what mortification
15    Life, XXVII  |      this. O souls, you who have begun to pray, and you who possess
16    Life, XXVII  |     speak more correctly, he had begun to live for evermore.404~
17    Life, XXIX   |      myself.431~9. When they had begun to insist on my putting
18    Life, XXX    |        another whom our Lord has begun to raise in the same way.
19    Life, XXX    |       enough that I have not yet begun to serve God, though He
20    Life, XXXI   |       the poor soul have not yet begun to walk, the world will
21    Life, XXXI   |        virtue which our Lord had begun to implant in me might grow;
22    Life, XXXI   |         in order that he who has begun more nobly may have hope
23    Life, XXXIII | consolation. Shortly after I had begun to speak to him, our Lord
24    Life, XXXIII |        and go on with what I had begun; she would help me. I began
25    Life, XXXIV  |       return to that which I had begun to speak of. I was in the
26    Life, XXXIV  |         five years after she had begun this practice, and keeping
27    Life, XXXV   |        because I had not already begun the fight, since it was
28    Life, XXXVI  |          terms of it had already begun,—when our Lord said to
29    Life, XXXVI  |      this house.~25. When we had begun to sing the Office, the
30    Life, XXXVI  |       our Lord that what we have begun will prosper more and more,
31    Life, XXXVI  |          that what has been thus begun may not fall to decay, but
32    Life, XXXVI  |          which our Lord has here begun and countenanced, so that
33    Life, XXXVIII|          it.~34. Now that I have begun to speak of the visions
34    Life, XXXIX  |         that I forgot what I had begun with, namely, the following
35    Life, XL     |   oneself, as your reverence has begun to do, wholly unto Him who
36     Rel, IX     |          1576 and 1577.~1. I had begun to go to confession to a