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 1    Life, II     |         them pleasure, I kept the conversation alive,—listened to the
 2    Life, II     |           to this! So it was; the conversation of this person so changed
 3    Life, II     |           amusement of a pleasant conversation. The occasion of sin, however,
 4    Life, II     |          think, in this: that the conversation I shared in was with one
 5    Life, III    |         to like the good and holy conversation of this nun. How well she
 6    Life, III    |         Spanish; and his ordinary conversation was about God and the vanity
 7    Life, III    |         and read, and by the good conversation of my uncle, I came to understand
 8    Life, V      |         of his affection for, and conversation with, a woman of that place;
 9    Life, V      |           the will of God. All my conversation was with God. I had continually
10    Life, VI     |         rudeness—of the world's conversation. I communicated and confessed
11    Life, VII    |          I went back to my former conversation with the same person, and
12    Life, XI     |       having all our thoughts and conversation in Heaven, I believe that
13    Life, XI     | recreations—holy ones—such as conversation, or going out into the fields,
14    Life, XXI    |         me any comfort, and whose conversation is any relief, are those
15    Life, XXII   |          behind.~25. Further, the conversation of good people does not
16    Life, XXIII  |       gentle with all people; his conversation is never wearisome, but
17    Life, XXV    |           recollected even during conversation: He spoke what He pleased,
18    Life, XXXI   |          I could not endure their conversation. An affair of some importance
19    Life, XXXI   |        had a great affection. The conversation we had together, though
20    Life, XXXVI  |          from their visits. Their conversation is of God only; and so he
21    Life, XXXVI  |         God only; and so he whose conversation is different does not understand
22    Life, XXXVIII|           heaven, and to have our conversation there.571 It is a great
23    Life, XL     |        without these persons? The conversation of good people was never
24     Rel, I      |       when I speak to those whose conversation is of prayer and matters
25     Rel, I      |          about prayer, and if the conversation be long, though to pass
26     Rel, I      |          I should like to have my conversation with such persons, and I
27     Rel, IX     |          them,715—I remained in conversation with him concerning his
28     Ind         |       people, xxviii. 24, xxx. 6.~Conversation, worldly, vii. 10; danger