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 1     Int, Arg    |        which she sometimes had to pass.~Chapter XXXI.—She speaks
 2    Life, I      |    immediately; and so it came to pass that we found no means of
 3    Life, V      |          see that all things that pass away are to be lightly esteemed,
 4    Life, IX     |           of doing so. It came to pass one day, when I went into
 5    Life, X      |        said,161 though it used to pass quickly away—certain commencements
 6    Life, XI     |          for some days. Let souls pass out of this desert as they
 7    Life, XII    |           we can do. He who would pass out of this state, and upraise
 8    Life, XV     |           as I said before,219 to pass onwards to this quiet of
 9    Life, XVIII  |        soul would never willingly pass out of it,—and thus the
10    Life, XVIII  |       little fire, some time must pass; but  ./. if the fire be
11    Life, XIX    |            Why, O Lord, dost Thou pass by most holy persons, who
12    Life, XX     |          my knowledge it comes to pass in this way. See, my father,
13    Life, XX     |          it: and thus it comes to pass that the senses are suspended;
14    Life, XX     |        which these things come to pass; if the raptures be true
15    Life, XXII   |           graces, everything must pass through the hands of His
16    Life, XXV    |            which have all come to pass; and in none of them have
17    Life, XXVIII |          dead thing. But let this pass, though to the purpose,
18    Life, XXIX   |          be had, and the pain may pass away a little, by praying
19    Life, XXXI   |      letter delivered. It came to pass that he made a full confession
20    Life, XXXII  |     seemed to be by a long narrow pass, like a furnace, very low,
21    Life, XXXII  |   courageously. And so it came to pass; for among people of prayer,
22    Life, XXXV   |   occasions of sin. I call that a pass,—a dangerous pass,—and
23    Life, XXXV   |        that a pass,—a dangerous pass,—and a narrow road, which
24    Life, XXXVIII|        certain that so it came to pass, for he died within a few
25    Life, XXXVIII|            and everything came to pass afterwards as our Lord had
26    Life, XXXVIII|           him, so that he did not pass into purgatory. I do not
27    Life, XL     |          which not one iota shall pass away."605 I thought that
28     Rel, I      |   conversation be long, though to pass away the time, I am under
29     Rel, IV     |        father, that these visions pass quickly away; He said to
30     Rel, VII    |          the mercies He shows her pass quickly out of memory, though
31     Rel, VII    |          is from this it comes to pass that he in whom God works
32     Rel, VIII   | understood,—the more so as they pass quickly away,—that, if
33     Rel, VIII   |      recollection of them did not pass away, all the satisfactions
34     Rel, VIII   |          how it profits the soul, pass all comprehension, as it
35     Ind         |        soul in, xiv. 7; few souls pass beyond, xv. 3, 7; great