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 1     Int       |            her becoming a nun, but considering his piety it might have
 2     Int       |      reason which prevents me from considering this letter as connected
 3     Int       |      development, if extraordinary considering the degree of spirituality
 4    Pref       | unadvisedly, neither will God; so, considering this, and that the locutions
 5    Pref       |           sure of it even now.~"6. Considering myself that what I have
 6    Life, III  |           for I might go back. So, considering that such waiting was not
 7    Life, VII  |     neither should I have done so, considering the relation we were in.
 8    Life, VII  |            see how true this is by considering what a virtuous mind must
 9    Life, X    |     towards the attaining of it by considering our vileness and our ingratitude
10    Life, XIII |            Some persons advance by considering themselves in hell, others
11    Life, XXI  |            will do in ten years by considering it.~13. The life of this
12    Life, XXIV |          which were of obligation, considering the habit I wore, and the
13    Life, XXX  |        only on indifferent things, considering what is going on here, or
14    Life, XXX  |          for me, I should be glad, considering what I am, if I had but
15    Life, XXXII|           for me. It is true that, considering my faults, I had deserved
16    Life, XXXIV|            were lost in ecstasy by considering the greatness of God, who
17    Life, XL   |           well as the necessity of considering what our health can bear.~
18    Life, XL   |           indeed I may well do so, considering what I have gone through
19     Rel, I    |            to take pains when I am considering what I was, and what I used
20     Rel, II   |          perfectly verified. Thus, considering the graces received from
21     Rel, II   |      myself very much better; but, considering my service to Him in return,
22     Rel, III  |         tell another, and as I was considering how I did not understand
23     Rel, III  |    esteemed for My purpose; we are considering the weakness of the wicked."~
24     Rel, III  |            will." It seemed to me, considering what St. Paul says about
25     Rel, III  |            I might have done more, considering the desires which our Lord
26     Rel, VI   |           be a very serious thing, considering that our interior state
27     Rel, VII  |            good of souls; and from considering how vile are the things
28     Rel, VIII |            than we can imagine, by considering these pains of the body.~
29     Rel, IX   |          was bound to do, and then considering the many graces He had wrought
30     Rel, IX   |            that to-day, when I was considering how, the Three being One,
31     Rel, IX   |          this to my own confusion, considering the goodness of God, and