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 1    Life, II        |     world, provoke others to throw themselves into the midst
 2    Life, V         |    enough to persuade him to throw away. As to this matter
 3    Life, XIV       |    be our Lord's pleasure to throw them any food, they stop;
 4    Life, XIV(206)  |   have these words, and they throw great light on the text: "
 5    Life, XV        |      we do anything else but throw water on it, to put it out.
 6    Life, XVII      |  soul, and how it labours to throw everything into disorder.
 7    Life, XIX       |     it, anything else but to throw myself down into hell; there
 8    Life, XX        |     feel when our Lord would throw me into those trances, and
 9    Life, XX        |      of it; yea, it seems to throw it away at once. The soul
10    Life, XXI       |    it into which it will not throw itself, if only it thinks
11    Life, XXVII     |    comparison seems to me to throw some light on this heavenly
12    Life, XXIX      |   was our Lord's pleasure to throw me into those deep  ./. 
13    Life, XXIX      |     hold of the soul, and to throw it into a trance, so that
14    Life, XXX       |      I had but straw even to throw upon it. And so it is with
15    Life, XXXI      |       let him believe me and throw this embarrassment behind
16    Life, XXXIII    |    jewel. She then seemed to throw around my neck a most splendid
17    Life, XXXIV(501)|      closely inspected as to throw any doubt on the positive
18    Life, XXXV      | heavy one: that I was not to throw it away, but go on with
19    Life, XXXV      |      saw that I was going to throw myself into a fire; for
20    Life, XXXVIII   |  Lord! ah, if Thou didst not throw a veil over Thy greatness,
21     Rel, V         |   think, when he sees people throw themselves into the river,
22     Rel, VIII      | requires courage at first to throw itself into the arms of