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 1    Life, I    |       fruition of those great joys of which I read that they
 2    Life, VII  |    life of the spirit and the joys and pleasures and amusements
 3    Life, VII  |       speaking of their empty joys, I know no reason why it
 4    Life, VII  |     to confide to another his joys and sorrows; for they who
 5    Life, VIII |   perfect, so as to merit the joys and consolations which the
 6    Life, X    |       to me to be good. These joys in prayer are like what
 7    Life, XII  |      be merry with Him in its joys, and yet not forget Him
 8    Life, XII  |     forget Him because of its joys. All this it may do without
 9    Life, XIV  |       and delight and all the joys  ./. of earth; for He seems
10    Life, XVII | greater satisfaction, greater joys in God, longings for the
11    Life, XIX  |   received, and felt that the joys of this world were loathsome.
12    Life, XXII |       enlightened it: all its joys were but sips; and when
13    Life, XXIV |   resisting the sweetness and joys which God sent me, I gained
14    Life, XXVII|     far above all conceivable joys, that it may well make us
15    Life, XXVII|   well make us loathe all the joys of earth; for they are all
16    Life, XXVII|      do we seek blessings and joys so great, bliss without
17    Life, XXXV |       pleasures, and the like joys, as the world calls them:
18     Rel, III  |      the fruition of heavenly joys more than once; while he
19     Rel, V    |     wish it. Nor is union the joys and comforts of union,668
20     Ind       |     of, xl. 21.~Blessed, the, joys of, x. 3.~Blindness healed
21     Ind       |       the nuns of, xxxix. 14.~Joys, of prayer, x. 3; of visions,
22     Ind       |       blessings of, viii. 12; joys of, x. 3; the Saint's four