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 1    Life, VIII   |    they serve God at their own cost; for of those who pray,
 2    Life, XI     |        precious but at a great cost, so neither do we perfectly
 3    Life, XI     |    drop by drop, though it may cost us all the trials in the
 4    Life, XI     |       how much trouble it will cost us, whether the gain be
 5    Life, XIII   |    said before197—but at the cost of many words. A nun begins
 6    Life, XV     |        good spirit226—it has cost me much labour to be clear
 7    Life, XVII   |        feeding them at its own cost, and itself perhaps dying
 8    Life, XXI    |     make no payment in return. Cost what it may, O Lord, let
 9    Life, XXII   |       glorious Son, to whom it cost so much to make it known
10    Life, XXVII  |    without end, and all at the cost of our good Jesus? Shall
11    Life, XXX    |        of, however much it may cost them, will always bring
12    Life, XXXII  |   troubles that the work would cost me, and I was also very
13    Life, XXXIII |        which our Lord knows it cost me to bring it to this state.
14    Life, XXXIII |    readiness and joy, as if it cost me nothing. No one could
15    Life, XXXIII |      we are living on alms. It cost me no small labour to have
16    Life, XXXV   |       pain to bear; for it had cost her much trouble, and diverse
17    Life, XXXVII |        in my power, even if it cost me everything, and our Lord
18    Life, XXXVII |   business with these, it will cost him many goings and comings,
19    Life, XXXVIII|     poverty, nor would it have cost him his life.~27. O Thou
20    Life, XXXIX  | monastery, which seems to have cost me some labour, was fully
21     Rel, I      |       me tells me I may do it. Cost me what pain it might, I
22     Rel, V      |        known, though it was to cost Joseph so much.~13. How
23     Rel, VII    |     torment and cross, and has cost her many tears. She says
24     Rel, VII    |    that, even though it should cost her exceedingly. Hence the