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 1    Life, IV     |            though I would have gone to any other monastery,
 2    Life, V      |       the place to which I had gone for my cure lived a priest
 3    Life, VII    |       to prayer, I should have gone on falling and rising till
 4    Life, VIII   |        be. One of them—I had gone to him with a scruple—
 5    Life, XIII   |      explain well. I, who have gone through so much, am sorry
 6    Life, XIII   |        may help us.~31. I have gone far away from the subject
 7    Life, XV     |     thinks, because it has not gone beyond it, that there is
 8    Life, XV     |         because those who have gone on to greater perfection
 9    Life, XXI    |   until now, this strength has gone on increasing. He, of His
10    Life, XXII   |   unless it be mine, which has gone wrong in every way where
11    Life, XXII   |       way where it should have gone right onwards.~ ./. 8. Then,
12    Life, XXIII  |        great trial, and I have gone through many like it, as
13    Life, XXVII  |      Now, indeed, they are all gone whom people regarded as
14    Life, XXVIII |      but as He was when He had gone forth from it, risen from
15    Life, XXX    |       God grant I may not have gone back now. He was extremely
16    Life, XXXI   |    came in after the devil had gone away,—they were two nuns,
17    Life, XXXI   |     too, I believe, would have gone back also, if our Lord had
18    Life, XXXII  |    soon as he knew that we had gone to him, had sent him word
19    Life, XXXIII |        it to heart, for he was gone under good guidance.~8.
20    Life, XXXIII |        Society of Jesus having gone away, His Majesty brought
21    Life, XXXVIII|     seemed as if it would have gone forth out of the body, for
22    Life, XXXVIII|     was amazed that he had not gone to purgatory. I understood
23    Life, XXXIX  |     its name here. What he had gone  ./. through for two months
24    Life, XXXIX  |    those long years which have gone by since we made our religious
25    Life, XXXIX  |       consider all that we had gone through. Well, so it was;
26    Life, XXXIX  |    leave the house. When I had gone out, I was so beside myself
27    Life, XL     |        considering what I have gone through in giving this account
28     Rel, I      |        all pleasure in them is gone from me.628 Hence it is
29     Rel, III    | indescribable; my headache was gone, and I was amazed, and I
30     Rel, IV     |      Hitherto the pain had not gone so far as to make me beside
31     Rel, IV     |     for thee now." My pain was gone, and I was comforted; for
32     Rel, VII    |    founded, into which she had gone from the other monastery,
33     Rel, VII    |        heard of her state, had gone to Avila, that he might
34     Rel, VIII   |  becomes as if the reason were gone, just like a person who