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 1    Life, I     |     belonging to the house we contrived, as well as we could, to
 2    Life, I     |     and I could but little. I contrived to be alone, for the sake
 3    Life, II    |      a great fear of Him, and contrived to go to confession as quickly
 4    Life, VII   |   ways, as well as I could, I contrived make him enter upon it;
 5    Life, VIII  |        I was well with God. I contrived that those about me should
 6    Life, VIII  |    only because I desired and contrived to find some place and some
 7    Life, IX    |      with my understanding, I contrived to picture Christ as within
 8    Life, XXII  |     God: this was true, and I contrived to be in a state of recollection
 9    Life, XXII  |    was. Moreover, His Majesty contrived to make me understand matters
10    Life, XXIII |    make known to the world. I contrived to make his acquaintance
11    Life, XXIII |     cousins.~8. It was thus I contrived that the ecclesiastic I
12    Life, XXIV  |       whom I spoke before,351 contrived that he should visit me,
13    Life, XXIV  |   myself. One of my kinswomen contrived to get me into her house,
14    Life, XXIV  |      me into her house, and I contrived at once to find another
15    Life, XXVIII|      Even when I did cease, I contrived that it should be in such
16    Life, XXVIII|  enough; and, accordingly, he contrived to quiet me; and I felt
17    Life, XXXIII|   preparations.~6. Satan also contrived now that persons should
18    Life, XXXIII|      utmost secrecy; and so I contrived that one of my sisters,487
19    Life, XXXIV |       came, because Satan had contrived a great plot against the
20    Life, XXXVI |     it was he himself who had contrived it, in order to rob me of
21     Rel, VII   | Seville, Soto by name.687 She contrived to have a conference with
22     Rel, VII   |       than two years ago. She contrived to go to confession to him,