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 1    Life, III    |              He constrained me to do violence to myself! May He be blessed
 2    Life, IV     |             love came upon me with a violence so great that, if our Lord
 3    Life, IV     |            how He helps those who do violence to themselves in order to
 4    Life, IV     |            Him. No one observed this violence in me; they saw nothing
 5    Life, VII    |         Though I was very ill, I did violence to myself; and though in
 6    Life, VIII   |         thoughts. In return for this violence which they offer to themselves
 7    Life, VIII   | self-recollection. And certainly the violence with which Satan assailed
 8    Life, VIII   |           then, when I had done this violence to myself, I found greater
 9    Life, VIII   |           against my will? for I did violence to myself, or rather our
10    Life, VIII   |          rather our Lord Himself did violence to me.~12. If, then, to
11    Life, X      |        Sometimes it seems that we do violence to ourselves and weep; at
12    Life, XI     |             enters on this road does violence to himself, with the help
13    Life, XIII   |          trust in God; for, if we do violence to ourselves by little and
14    Life, XIX    |              them. But to behold the violence of the fire subdued by the
15    Life, XIX    |         painlessly flowed, with such violence and rapidity that it seemed
16    Life, XXI    |             often cries with so much violence, that it seems as if it
17    Life, XXIII  |            the contrary, I was to do violence to myself in order to practise
18    Life, XXIV   |           very often also doing such violence to myself as injured my
19    Life, XXVIII |      describe it without doing great violence to myself. But I described
20    Life, XXX    |              occupy myself partly by violence; and I know well how weak
21    Life, XXXI   |         comes to the soul when we do violence to ourselves, and strive
22    Life, XXXVI  |         reflections, and doing great violence to myself, I promised before
23    Life, XXXVIII|             rapt in spirit with such violence that I could make no resistance
24    Life, XXXVIII|            carried away with extreme violence, and I knew not why. It
25     Rel, II     |              come upon me with great violence, and in such a way as to
26     Rel, IV     |            sickness; and then, doing violence to myself, I took up some
27     Rel, VIII   |              in union, there is more violence in a trance for the natural