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 1    Pref        |   Blessed Juan of Avila by her friend Doña Luisa de la Cerda,
 2    Pref        |    enemy, the second time by a friend, to save it. Both the Saint
 3    Life, III   |      by it. I had also a great friend99 in another monastery;
 4    Life, IV    |       the monastery where that friend of mine lived for whom I
 5    Life, IV    |     find relief there.107 That friend of whom I have spoken as
 6    Life, V     |        sister, and the nun, my friend, who had come from the monastery
 7    Life, VIII  |      one ever took Him for his friend that was not amply rewarded;
 8    Life, VIII  |    endure Thee! Oh, how good a friend art Thou, O my Lord! how
 9    Life, XXII  |        Thee.~9. With so good a Friend and Captain ever present,
10    Life, XXII  |    never fails, He is the true Friend. I see clearly, and since
11    Life, XXII  |     can we want than so good a Friend at our side, who will not
12    Life, XXII  |    dryness, Christ is our best Friend; for we regard Him as Man,
13    Life, XXII  |       dear He is!—how good a Friend! O my soul's Lord, who can
14    Life, XXIII |  servant of God, and his great friend, should come to speak to
15    Life, XXV   |      22. O my Lord, how true a friend art Thou! how powerful!
16    Life, XXV   |     from the plague. He is the friend of lies, and a lie himself.375
17    Life, XXX   |      the servant of God and my friend, of whom I have already
18    Life, XXXII |    carrying it out; because my friend, who was to do it, had very
19    Life, XXXII |      in my monastery; as to my friend, the persecution was so
20    Life, XXXII |        what I was to say to my friend; and what surprised me most
21    Life, XXXII |      not give absolution to my friend, if she did not abandon
22    Life, XXXII | monastery would be founded. My friend had more faith than I; nothing
23    Life, XXXIII|        suffer alone, though my friend did what she could: she
24    Life, XXXIV |      is a fit person to be our friend."~11. Oh, the great goodness
25    Life, XXXIV | confessor, and to the widow my friend; for I had leave to communicate
26    Life, XXXIV |      either by myself or by my friend, who, when my sister was
27    Life, XXXVI |  remained still to be done. My friend was not here,537 for we
28    Life, XXXVII|     could speak to Him as to a friend, though He is my Lord, because
29     Rel, II    |     thereto. I find Him a real Friend, and with Him I find myself
30     Rel, VII   |     and remained her very good friend.~12. She went to confession