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1 Pref | delusions of Satan.50 She was so humble, that she could not believe 2 Pref | under a delusion, if it be humble enough to yield obedience 3 Pref | not lie in them, but in a humble love of God and our neighbour; 4 Pref | cloisters. She was also so humble that she required the nuns 5 Life, XIII | souls; but they must be humble in their ways, and have 6 Life, XIII | afraid of learned men who are humble and virtuous, knowing that 7 Life, XIII | him one, if he is really humble, and has a desire to meet 8 Life, XIII | petitions to Him; let him humble himself, and delight himself 9 Life, XV | much of themselves, with a humble and holy presumption, in 10 Life, XV | for it. And if the soul is humble, indifferent to, and detached 11 Life, XV | endeavour to make ourselves humble,—Satan will not often 12 Life, XV | It must be in order to humble us for our greater good, 13 Life, XVI | Thee.~10. O my son,232 so humble is he to whom this writing 14 Life, XVI(232)| omitting the words, "so humble is he" (De la Fuente).~ 15 Life, XXI | tending to make the soul humble and strong, to make it despise 16 Life, XXIX | the contrary, it makes us humble and afraid; for we see that, 17 Life, XXXI | mine: I was therefore not humble, but a coward; for a soul 18 Life, XXXI | arose, not because I was humble, but because I was afraid 19 Life, XXXIV | and that few were more humble than she was. I was very 20 Life, XXXIV | strengthen his faith, and humble himself, because in this 21 Life, XXXIV | learned man. Being thus humble, he will profit souls and 22 Life, XXXIV | his penitent. But if he is humble, let him have no fear that 23 Life, XXXVIII | seemed to me, because I was humble, but because I thought he 24 Life, XXXVIII | recollected, how penitent, and how humble he was when he died.~37. 25 Life, XXXIX | if we see that they are humble; for our Lord, who has had 26 Life, XXXIX | comprehend them—let us humble ourselves, and not condemn 27 Life, XXXIX | opportunity our Lord gives us to humble ourselves, to ascertain 28 Life, XXXIX | if its prayer has been humble; but I do mean that we should 29 Rel, I(622) | unto God, and make her more humble and obedient.~"2. It is 30 Rel, VII | saying to them that the most humble and mortified will be the 31 Rel, VII | himself, and becomes more humble than he was ever before, 32 Ind | be secret, xxiii. 14; and humble, xxxiv. 15; should be trusted, 33 Ind | learned directors who are humble, xiii. 26; efforts of, to