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 1     Int        |       world and causes her to grow in things pertaining to
 2     Ann        |      Joseph.~1541. ~Begins to grow lukewarm, and gives up mental
 3    Life, II    |   when virtue should begin to grow, with persons who, knowing
 4    Life, VI    | services, who did not visibly grow more and more in virtue;
 5    Life, IX    |   more time with Him began to grow within me, and also to withdraw
 6    Life, XI    |        to see that the plants grow, to water them carefully,
 7    Life, XI    | power—and makes our virtues grow. By water here I mean tears,
 8    Life, XI    |    say that they ought not to grow weary when they have it
 9    Life, XII   |       more this virtue should grow; if it does not, everything
10    Life, XIV   |     it that makes the virtues grow the more, and also to draw
11    Life, XIV   |  already knew that they would grow the better.~14. I say cut;
12    Life, XIV   |  great humility—the flowers grow afresh.~15. O my Lord and
13    Life, XV    |        and, in truth, it does grow. A youth that is grown up,
14    Life, XVII  |     causing the fruit both to grow and ripen; so that the soul,
15    Life, XVII  |       the virtues continue to grow, as I said before.242 It
16    Life, XIX   |      be exhausted. Let us not grow weary ourselves of receiving.
17    Life, XXIII |       to do this. I waited to grow better first, as I did before
18    Life, XXIII |       did not do so, I should grow worse: so I persuaded the
19    Life, XXXI  |  begun to implant in me might grow; and so, by His help, I
20    Life, XXXVI |       fall to decay, but ever grow and thrive, when they see
21    Life, XXXVII|     Him in a vision, began to grow, for my converse  ./. with
22    Life, XXXIX |  makes my desire to serve Him grow, and my love revive.~8.
23     Rel, VIII  |      Out of this recollection grow a certain quietude and inward
24     Rel, XI    |     of God; and this does not grow less,—on the contrary,