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 1    Life, I      |       and had great sense. The sufferings she went through during
 2    Life, II     |        thoughts from her great sufferings, and occupy her children,
 3    Life, III    | against myself: The trials and sufferings of living as a nun cannot
 4    Life, IV     |      owes to God, on the great sufferings of God for him, his own
 5    Life, V      |    place, in the most grievous sufferings; for the treatment was too
 6    Life, V      |       certainly.~20. Though my sufferings were unendurable, and my
 7    Life, VI     |        knoweth the intolerable sufferings I endured. My tongue was
 8    Life, VIII   |      now, because of its great sufferings, and the little help it
 9    Life, XII    |      of, and pondering on, the sufferings of our Lord for our sakes
10    Life, XIII   |       a time, and consider the sufferings He there endured, for whom
11    Life, XVI    |        7. But what will be its sufferings when it returns to the use
12    Life, XVI    |       no longer able to endure sufferings so great as those are which
13    Life, XXII   |        can bear to meditate on sufferings so great as were those He
14    Life, XXVI   |     that I was to think of His sufferings, and then everything would
15    Life, XXVII  |         recompense Him for the sufferings He endured, that we might
16    Life, XXIX   |     praying God to relieve its sufferings: but the soul sees no relief
17    Life, XXX    |     impossible to describe the sufferings of the soul in this state.
18    Life, XXXI   |   Appearances of Satan. Of the Sufferings Thereby Occasioned. Counsels
19    Life, XXXI   |        such inward and outward sufferings, that it seemed to me as
20    Life, XXXI   |       fled in a moment. All my sufferings ceased, just as if some
21    Life, XXXI   |     already, so great were his sufferings. He asked me to pray to
22    Life, XXXI   |     very much astonished at my sufferings, and at the manner of his
23    Life, XXXI   |    knowledge of the public, my sufferings became so excessive as greatly
24    Life, XXXII  |      to describe it. My bodily sufferings were unendurable. I have
25    Life, XXXII  |    have undergone most painful sufferings in this life, and, as the
26    Life, XXXII  |      any end to them.~4. These sufferings were nothing in comparison
27    Life, XXXVI  |   seemed to forecast the great sufferings in store for me, though
28    Life, XXXVIII|      and in one of those great sufferings which, as I have said,584
29     Rel, III    |    once; while he was often in sufferings.660 Thou seest how My whole
30     Ind         |     Saint, i. 4.~Martyrs, the, sufferings of, xvi. 6.~Mary and Martha,
31     Ind         |       Saint to Bezadas, iv. 6.~Sufferings, physical, of the Saint,