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 1     Int, Arg  |        offend Him.~Chapter X.—She begins to explain the graces God
 2     Int, Arg  |      perfectly in a short time. She begins to expound by means of a
 3     Int, Arg  |      profitable.~Chapter XIV.—She begins to explain the second degree
 4     Int, Arg  |        fourth degree of prayer, and begins to explain41 in what high
 5     Int, Arg  |     continues the same subject, and begins to explain the effects on
 6     Int, Arg  |         what there was besides. She begins to speak of the manner and
 7     Int, Arg  |            in great affliction. She begins to tell what happened to
 8    Pref       |        translation of Mr. Woodhead, begins with § 11 of ch. xxxii.
 9     Ann       |     paralysis by St. Joseph.~1541. ~Begins to grow lukewarm, and gives
10    Life, VII  |   unfavourable eyes. But if any one begins to give himself up to the
11    Life, X    |            vain-glory when our Lord begins to show His  ./. mercy upon
12    Life, X    |           will also, when the devil begins to tempt us herein, give
13    Life, XI   |    experience, that the soul which, begins to walk in the way of mental
14    Life, XIII |         ever shall come.~21. He who begins is in need of instruction,
15    Life, XIII |           cost of many words. A nun begins to practise prayer; if her
16    Life, XIV  |           quiet.~2. Herein the soul begins to be recollected; it is
17    Life, XIV  |            has arrived thus far, it begins to lose the desire of earthly
18    Life, XIV  |       because a soul, when our Lord begins to bestow these graces upon
19    Life, XV   |             Himself, which our Lord begins to enkindle in the soul;
20    Life, XV   | understanding be acute; for when it begins to make reflections and
21    Life, XIX  |      without any loss to itself. It begins to show signs of its being
22    Life, XIX  |            that is rich in them. It begins to benefit its neighbours,
23    Life, XIX  |      exposes itself to dangers, and begins, in the fulness of its zeal,
24    Life, XX   |        takes the soul with Him, and begins to show it the treasures
25    Life, XX   |          soul in a moment, the soul begins to be wearied, so much so
26    Life, XXII |           is it that, when our Lord begins to bestow upon a soul a
27    Life, XXII |             depends on this: he who begins to receive this grace must
28    Life, XXIX |            which I am now speaking, begins, our Lord seems to lay hold
29    Life, XXX  |            discomfort with which it begins, and the trouble it causes
30    Life, XXXIX|             what it was before, and begins to walk renewed in purity
31     Ind       |            to life, xxxv. 14, note; begins the Reform, xxxvi. 4; her