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 1    Life, VII    |        it. It was a very great consolation to me. He had most grievous
 2    Life, IX     |        deliberately to ask for consolation or for sweetness. He had
 3    Life, IX     |       do I remember asking for consolation, being at the time in great
 4    Life, X      | measure, by our own efforts: a consolation which is not wholly in the
 5    Life, X      |        grand a gift as is this consolation which He ministers to the
 6    Life, XIV    |       brings the very greatest consolation; and the labour is so slight,
 7    Life, XIV    |      they always give me great consolation, and did so even when I
 8    Life, XIX    |       God, it would be a great consolation to it. This is the time
 9    Life, XX     |        the enraptured soul. No consolation reaches it from heaven,
10    Life, XX     |    world. If anything can be a consolation in this state, it is to
11    Life, XXII   |   great thing. The Lord of all consolation was Himself forsaken: they
12    Life, XXII   |      which consists in seeking consolation or sweetness, not in prayer,
13    Life, XXIII  |        Him. This gave me great consolation. I began to prepare for
14    Life, XXX    |        left me in the greatest consolation and joy, bidding me continue
15    Life, XXX    |   nature  ./. as to give me no consolation: on the contrary, the consideration
16    Life, XXXI   |      special and most distinct consolation whenever I take it. Indeed,
17    Life, XXXI   |        would have been a great consolation to me to live where I was
18    Life, XXXIII |      spirits. He gave me great consolation. Shortly after I had begun
19    Life, XXXIII |        left me in the greatest consolation and peace.~18. As to that
20    Life, XXXIV  |    that my presence would be a consolation to her, and that she could
21    Life, XXXIV  |       contrary, it was a great consolation to me; and so I told him
22    Life, XXXV   |  contrary feelings—pleasure, consolation, and joy in that which weighed
23    Life, XXXVI  |   anxiety. It was also a great consolation to me that I had done that
24    Life, XXXVI  |         26. It is the greatest consolation to me to find myself among
25    Life, XXXVII |       happens that the joy and consolation which God gives in a vision
26    Life, XXXVIII|       me, and with whom I find consolation, are those whom I know to
27    Life, XXXVIII| suffering. This gave him great consolation and courage; and everything
28    Life, XXXVIII|  betaking myself to prayer for consolation, have received a real reprimand.~
29    Life, XXXIX  |     words of our Lord, and the consolation He gives me, fill me with
30     Rel, I(622) |      to her sources of joy and consolation in her troubles, when people
31     Rel, I      | delight, recollection, and the consolation of God.~5. Again, it has
32     Rel, II     |        I have received greater consolation than I have given, though
33     Rel, II     |    almost always, as a special consolation; however, I do but little,
34     Rel, III    |     away without any spiritual consolation whatever. Believe Me, My