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 1    Pref        |         7. Nor should any one cause alarm by condemning them
 2    Pref        |      book that may reasonably cause any hesitation till it shall
 3    Life, II    |      up to that which was the cause of all its disorders. If
 4    Life, VI    |       me, for I have been the cause of much evil; though not
 5    Life, VI    |     Thee better; that was the cause of all my ruin. For when
 6    Life, VII   |       was scandalized without cause. I have mentioned this in
 7    Life, XIII  |    the loss of both in such a cause. Being myself so sickly,
 8    Life, XVI   |   great as mine, has been the cause, I believe, why our Lord,
 9    Life, XVIII |     must have been some great cause, seeing that it thus robs
10    Life, XX    |   seems to me sharp enough to cause death; only, I do not deserve 
11    Life, XXIX  |      is wounded for so good a cause; and seeing distinctly that
12    Life, XXX   |     affection for me, was the cause of all these attacks. He
13    Life, XXX   |    wicked as to have been the cause, by my sins, of all the
14    Life, XXXI  |        of which Satan was the cause, I will speak of others
15    Life, XXXI  |      would condemn me without cause: in both ways I should be
16    Life, XXXV  |   feared that it might be the cause of some distraction: for
17    Life, XXXV  |     being recollected was the cause of their poverty, and that
18    Life, XXXV  |     their poverty was not the cause of their distraction: distraction
19    Life, XXXV  |       and saw that it was the cause of so much trouble, and
20    Life, XXXVI |   whether this may not be the cause of my being in better health
21    Life, XXXVI |      is no one to take up the cause, do Thou protect it." I
22    Life, XL    |     saying anything that will cause one single act of praise
23     Rel, I(622)|       17. They are in her the cause of the deepest humility;
24     Rel, I     |  without my doing anything to cause it, and the nature of it
25     Rel, VII   | people, even if they had good cause, condemn them so absolutely;
26     Rel, VII   |        even if Satan were the cause.~20. Ever since she became
27     Rel, IX    |      Lord said to me: "I will cause him to hear and understand