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 1    Life, IV     |     it in a way which he only understands who has tried it. When the
 2    Life, IX     |     present—I mean, that he understands him to be present, and believes
 3    Life, X      |    greatness of the things it understands; for God wills it to understand
 4    Life, X      |      it to understand that it understands nothing whatever of that
 5    Life, XIII   |  itself resigned, and clearly understands that there is no goodness
 6    Life, XIV    |   near is He already, that He understands even the movements of its 
 7    Life, XIV    |  seeing that we know that God understands us always, and is present
 8    Life, XIV    |     us now understand that He understands us; and also have us understand
 9    Life, XIV    |        if there be no one who understands the state it is in; and
10    Life, XIV    |  consolations, and wherein it understands that Thou delightest to
11    Life, XVI    |     to desire; but it clearly understands that it desires nothing
12    Life, XVII   |     so high as this, the soul understands that God is doing His work
13    Life, XVIII  |     cannot comprehend what it understands, it understands by not understanding.251~
14    Life, XVIII  |       what it understands, it understands by not understanding.251~
15    Life, XVIII  |    occupied in loving, but it understands not how it loves; the understanding,
16    Life, XVIII  |      the understanding, if it understands, does not understand how
17    Life, XVIII  | comprehend nothing of that it understands: it does not understand,
18    Life, XIX    |   pride; for the soul clearly understands that of itself it can do
19    Life, XX     |       all walking therein. It understands that true honour is not
20    Life, XXI    | wretchedness of this life. It understands the reason why St. Paul
21    Life, XXV    |     imagine that it hears and understands, though I know not how that
22    Life, XXVIII |    possible to Thee! The soul understands by that majesty wherein
23    Life, XXIX   |    nor what it wishes for. It understands clearly enough that it wishes
24    Life, XXXVII |        for I know that he who understands Him best, loves Him and
25    Life, XXXVII |     frailties of men, that He understands our miserable nature, liable
26    Life, XL(611)|     the Carmelite, and Ribera understands the Saint to refer to that
27     Rel, I(622) |     the deepest humility; she understands that what she receives comes
28     Rel, IV     |     when there is any one who understands it—seeks those to whom
29     Rel, V      |       confession with one who understands the matter,—and let the
30     Rel, VII    |  without seeing anything, she understands what it is, and where it
31     Rel, VIII   |     say all. The soul clearly understands that it is a great grace
32     Ind         |      of, with God, xxvii. 22; understands and comforts the Saint,
33     Ind         |    Jesus in Avila, xxxiii. 9; understands the state of the Saint,
34     Ind         |      a word of Latin, xv. 12; understands her state in the prayer