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 1     Int         |  encourage and animate those who learn from it the great mercy
 2    Pref         |        by the grace of our Lord, learn something from the teachings
 3    Pref         |          from any real desire to learn the story of the Saint's
 4    Life, II     |        foresaw the evil I should learn from her; but she could
 5    Life, IV     |        of God, from whom I might learn how I may advance in Thy
 6    Life, XIII   | difference between that which we learn by reading, and that which
 7    Life, XIII   |       reading, and that which we learn by experience.~19. Going
 8    Life, XX     |        those from whom it should learn, particularly if it be a
 9    Life, XXI    |         he makes, you afterwards learn that all was a lie. No one
10    Life, XXI    |      because Thou wilt have them learn, O my King, even from this,
11    Life, XXII   |         till His Majesty made me learn by experience: neither did
12    Life, XXII   |        time? I should be glad to learn the reason, for I know it
13    Life, XXV    |        is in order that they may learn, in the depths of that trial,
14    Life, XXVII  |         taking the pains even to learn to read, and without studying
15    Life, XXVII  |        taken the trouble even to learn the alphabet. This last
16    Life, XXVIII |      against the wicked. Here we learn true humility, imprinted
17    Life, XXVIII |        intellectual vision,—we learn how He is God, is mighty,
18    Life, XXXI   |        of great service to me to learn that if, by our Lord's permission,
19    Life, XXXIV  |          great friends, he could learn them from him, and so I
20    Life, XXXVI  |      life, every one of us would learn from experience how little
21    Life, XXXVI  |           Their occupation is to learn how they may advance in
22    Life, XXXVII |    itself to something else, and learn by experience how little
23    Life, XXXVII |       than they are if we are to learn all the new customs and
24    Life, XXXVIII|         must be because I was to learn that it is not enough for
25    Life, XXXIX  |        for the truth, which they learn by faith, helps them to
26    Life, XXXIX  |        our own shortcomings, and learn how much more detached and
27    Life, XXXIX  |        not to harass myself, but learn, from the consideration
28     Rel, II     |         might offer to God, as I learn by experience that my soul
29     Rel, VIII   |       learnt, without seeking to learn, as I have just said, has
30     Rel, XI     |       God! Neither do I cease to learn that certain souls of people
31     Rel, XI     |       are in heaven: of others I learn nothing. Oh, in what solitude
32     Rel, XI     |         run after reflections to learn that God is there. This
33     Ind         |        to God, xxi. 7; unable to learn from books, xxii. 3; afraid