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 1    Life, XI   |           this resolution that He seeks in us; the other anxieties
 2    Life, XIII |           a state.~3. His Majesty seeks and loves courageous souls;
 3    Life, XV   |                sweetness, that it seeks for it in every way. But
 4    Life, XVI  |          it know how to do so; it seeks only the fruition of exceeding
 5    Life, XVI  |        Thee if she must live, she seeks no repose in this life,—
 6    Life, XVII |    satisfaction in the world, and seeks  ./. no pleasure in it then;
 7    Life, XVII |       Him—this is what the soul seeks.~7. There is another kind
 8    Life, XX   |           sees distinctly that it seeks nothing but God; yet its
 9    Life, XX   |          of Him in particular; it seeks Him as He is, and knows
10    Life, XX   |         is, and knows not what it seeks. I say that it knows not,
11    Life, XX   |        increased so much, that it seeks solitude no longer, as it
12    Life, XX   | nothingness thereof. The soul now seeks not, and possesses not,
13    Life, XX   |      nothing of its own,—all it seeks is to do everything for
14    Life, XXIX |   mitigation—at least, the soul seeks some relief, because it
15    Life, XXIX |          body were dead. The soul seeks for ways and means to do
16    Life, XXX  |          how to put it out: if it seeks relief from the fire by
17    Life, XXXIV|          no experience himself he seeks to find out from those who
18     Rel, IV   |          one who understands it—seeks those to whom it may communicate
19     Rel, VIII |          withdrawing into itself, seeks to go away from the tumult
20     Rel, VIII |           created thing, the soul seeks its Creator alone, and this
21     Rel, IX   |         been: he comforts me, and seeks opportunities to do so;