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 1     Int            |     seem to have understood its meaning. On leaving the convent
 2    Life, VII       |        think it must have had a meaning; neither have I ever forgotten
 3    Life, XIV       |       wanting, there is no more meaning in the words than in gibberish,
 4    Life, XV        |      delight in dwelling on the meaning of that I knew through the  ./. 
 5    Life, XVII      |        care utterly away.~2. My meaning is that, in a state of prayer,
 6    Life, XVII      |         dying of hunger.237 The meaning of this is perfectly clear
 7    Life, XVII      |         say they do no harm, my meaning is, that they cannot really
 8    Life, XX        |       to express in Spanish the meaning of those words. Afterwards,
 9    Life, XX        |        my God, how clear is the meaning of those words, and what
10    Life, XXIII     |       not saying this without a meaning, though I seem to be enlarging
11    Life, XXIII     |  anything from such persons. My meaning, then, is, that women should
12    Life, XXVIII    |       utterly dissolved.~14. My meaning is, that so exceedingly
13    Life, XXVIII    |        so they misunderstood my meaning in many things. I had a
14    Life, XXXVI(536)|       arrangements, he knew the meaning of his illness, and said
15    Life, XXXVII    |      people misunderstood their meaning; for if a man be careful
16    Life, XXXIX     | grievously  ./. from their true meaning? We think we may measure
17    Life, XL        |      swords in their hands. The meaning of that, as I think, is
18     Rel, III       |     with fervour." I learnt the meaning of those words of our Lord,
19     Rel, III       |         earth. I understood the meaning of those words in the Canticle: "
20     Rel, V         |      the soul was then, and the meaning of those words of the Magnificat, "
21     Rel, VII(689)  |       la Dominica in passione," meaning thereby that she was in