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 1    Life, IV   |          great pains to find some relief; and as the physicians who
 2    Life, IV   |           They said I should find relief there.107 That friend of
 3    Life, XXI  |         whose conversation is any relief, are those persons in whom
 4    Life, XXIII|           He knows that the whole relief of the soul consists in
 5    Life, XXV  |       gives not counsel only, but relief as well. His words are deeds.
 6    Life, XXVI |            gives both counsel and relief. There are others which
 7    Life, XXVII|         writing of it, it is some relief to me that all I am saying
 8    Life, XXIX |        least, the soul seeks some relief, because it knows not what
 9    Life, XXIX |           of can take it away. As relief is not to be had here, these
10    Life, XXIX |  sufferings: but the soul sees no relief except in death, by which
11    Life, XXX  |           gave me leave to accept relief in some things from her,
12    Life, XXX  |         It goes about in quest of relief, and God suffers it to find
13    Life, XXX  |           put it out: if it seeks relief from the fire by spiritual
14    Life, XXXII|           maintains there for the relief and progress of many souls:
15    Life, XXXIX|          found it I could find no relief for the pain I felt. In
16     Rel, I    |    without being able to find any relief, for relief comes from the
17     Rel, I    |           to find any relief, for relief comes from the vision of
18     Rel, I    |         able. It would be a great relief to me, and it does relieve
19     Rel, IX   |         unto him; it will be some relief to thee in thy troubles."
20     Rel, IX   | understood me, and given me great relief; he is a most learned and
21     Rel, IX   |             This was a very great relief to me, but was not enough;
22     Ind       |      trials of, xxx. 17; finds no relief in exterior occupations,