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 1    Life, II     |             This fastidiousness of excessive neatness93 lasted some years;
 2    Life, II     |        mother, in the house.~9. So excessive was my father's love for
 3    Life, XIII   |   discretion in that matter is not excessive. That, I believe, is reason
 4    Life, XVIII  |           is conscious, with a joy excessive and sweet, that it is, as
 5    Life, XIX    |        thing; but rather out of an excessive confidence in God, without
 6    Life, XXV    |            befallen me through the excessive fears which possessed some
 7    Life, XXVIII |           bodies, that would be an excessive bliss, particularly the
 8    Life, XXVIII |       infused, furnishing the most excessive delight to the eyes, never
 9    Life, XXIX   |          was the sweetness of this excessive pain, that I could not wish
10    Life, XXX    | coexistence of a spiritual pain so excessive as this, and of joy so deep,
11    Life, XXXI   |            my sufferings became so excessive as greatly to disturb my
12    Life, XXXI   |          This temptation became so excessive, that I wished to leave
13    Life, XXXIII |          clothed with a garment of excessive whiteness and splendour.
14    Life, XXXIII |            her garments shone with excessive lustre that was not dazzling,
15    Life, XXXVIII|             The impetuosity was so excessive that I had no power left,
16    Life, XXXIX  |            of such great glory was excessive. The effects of the vision
17     Rel, I      |             At other times certain excessive impetuosities occur, accompanied
18     Rel, I      |           certain fire and heat so excessive that, I repeat it, if God
19     Rel, I      |     improved in the matter of that excessive neatness which I was wont
20     Rel, IV     |          into a trance through the excessive pain, and remained entranced;
21     Ind         |       Discretion, xi. 23, xiii. 2; excessive, xiii. 8.~Distraction of
22     Ind         |             5, xxii. 26.~Neatness, excessive, ii. 2, Rel. i. 23.~Novices