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 1    Pref        |     soul that wishes to be safe lie under a delusion, if it
 2    Pref        |   seeing that holiness does not lie in them, but in a humble
 3    Pref        |        though sanctity does not lie in them. On the contrary,
 4    Life, VI    |         best of my knowledge, I lie not. I am afraid, and with
 5    Life, VII   |      liking, I forced myself to lie to myself; and as I did
 6    Life, VII   |        it is at night, before I lie down to rest, that the sickness
 7    Life, VII   |      reason, as he never told a lie himself; neither should
 8    Life, XV    |          as he is nothing but a lie, and when he sees that the
 9    Life, XX    |      sees it to be the greatest lie, and that we are all walking
10    Life, XXI   | afterwards learn that all was a lie. No one can live in the
11    Life, XXIII |         hindrance to him, never lie idle. He is a man of great
12    Life, XXV   |       the friend of lies, and a lie himself.375 He will have
13    Life, XXVII |      wood driven into the wall. Lie down he could not, if he
14    Life, XXVIII|         of my belief, I did not lie, nor did I mean anything
15    Life, XXVIII|          neither would I tell a lie for the whole world.410
16    Life, XXXI  |    credit, and would not tell a lie for anything,—perceived
17    Life, XXXII |         I could neither sit nor lie down: there was no room.
18    Life, XXXIV |   others, and these know that I lie not. May God never permit
19    Life, XL    |        admit everything to be a lie which is not pleasing unto
20     Ind        |    necessary in prayer, xv. 12.~Lie, a, Satan is, xxv. 26; the
21     Ind        |       give up prayer, xix. 8; a lie, xxv. 26; unable to counterfeit