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 1     Int        |      startling fact that nearly a thousand inaccuracies have been allowed
 2    Life, V     |           might have slain thee a thousand times, and in a far more
 3    Life, V     |     exaggerate nothing if I say a thousand times again, though he may
 4    Life, VII   | resignation of the will, and in a thousand ways which then present
 5    Life, VII   |     without shutting up with me a thousand vanities at the same time.
 6    Life, VII   |         diffused; and there are a thousand blessings herein which I
 7    Life, VIII  |      relapses, brought about in a thousand ways by Satan, our Lord
 8    Life, VIII  |           as I used to do, with a thousand distractions, and with worldly
 9    Life, XV    |      undergo torture and suffer a thousand deaths—will find it necessary,
10    Life, XVI   |      praise our Lord. It utters a thousand holy follies, striving continually
11    Life, XVII  |         wills; if it is to last a thousand years, it wills that also:
12    Life, XX    |          now and then; and then a thousand persecutions fall upon it
13    Life, XXI   |       heretics, I would forfeit a thousand kingdoms. And with good
14    Life, XXII  |          earth, and hindered in a thousand ways. Its willingness to
15    Life, XXV   |      listen to them, because of a thousand fears which they occasion,
16    Life, XXV   |         and resolved to undergo a thousand deaths for any one article
17    Life, XXV   |         me to suffer, afraid of a thousand dangers.~22. O my Lord,
18    Life, XXVIII|           and of heaven, and of a thousand other and innumerable worlds
19    Life, XXVIII|           might have longed for a thousand hells still lower, that
20    Life, XXX   |         was so dull, that I had a thousand doubts and suspicions whether
21    Life, XXXI  |       graces such as these; for a thousand eyes are watching that soul,
22    Life, XXXI  |       watching that soul, while a thousand souls of another order are
23    Life, XXXI  |   becoming perfect at once, and a thousand leagues off detects in him
24    Life, XXXI  |        without mixing them with a thousand meannesses! The waters of
25    Life, XXXIII|      would expose myself to die a thousand times rather than that any
26    Life, XXXIV |      nothing else but slaves in a thousand ways.~7. It was our Lord'
27    Life, XXXIV |        who are resolved to risk a thousand lives for God, and who long
28    Life, XXXV  |         ghosts. I am astonished a thousand times, and ten thousand
29    Life, XXXV  |           thousand times, and ten thousand times would I relieve myself
30    Life, XXXVI |        given up the founding of a thousand monasteries,—how much
31    Life, XXXIX |          much,—I might say so a thousand times,—I fall short of
32    Life, XXXIX |          debt, He gives us back a thousand ducats. For the love of
33     Rel, I(622)|           they to tear her into a thousand pieces, that it is any other
34     Rel, I     |    venially. I would rather die a thousand deaths than do anything
35     Rel, V     |          and I would die for it a thousand times. In the Three Persons