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 1    Life, V      |      men do to us, and yet we hold it to be an act of virtue
 2    Life, VII    |     this exercise took such a hold upon him, that in five or
 3    Life, XIII   |       by the grace of God, to hold the world in profound contempt—
 4    Life, XIII   |     May it please our Lord to hold them in His hand, and help
 5    Life, XVIII  |  advances step by step to lay hold of the little bird, and
 6    Life, XX     |    the nuns came around me to hold me; but still the rapture
 7    Life, XX     |       will have it so, He can hold it still.~26. This I speak
 8    Life, XXII   |      the state I am in now. I hold it to be a delusion: still,
 9    Life, XXIII  |    help of others, who should hold out a hand to raise me up.
10    Life, XXIV   | earnestly that our Lord would hold me by the hand, and not
11    Life, XXIX   |    crossing myself, I used to hold a crucifix in my hand. This
12    Life, XXIX   | begins, our Lord seems to lay hold of the soul, and to throw
13    Life, XXXI   |       hands, he would yet lay hold of me again. I was in great
14    Life, XXXIV  |    earth.~14. May His Majesty hold him in His hand! If he will
15    Life, XXXVIII|       fall into mortal sin. I hold it for certain that so it
16    Life, XXXVIII|  winding-sheet, I saw it laid hold of by a multitude of devils,
17    Life, XXXIX  |       some one on His part to hold out his hand to help me,
18    Life, XL     | myself, so that at the time I hold myself literally in abhorrence.
19     Rel, I      |       The body seems to me to hold me in prison, through its
20     Rel, I      |   lose it after all. I do not hold him to be so foolish. Nor
21     Rel, III    |     also: "Labour thou not to hold Me within thyself enclosed,
22     Rel, III    |     when thou seest My Mother hold Me in her arms, that she