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 1    Life, XI     |        a pleasure to me, if he finds my explanation absurd, that
 2    Life, XII    |      his strength already, and finds himself unable to do that
 3    Life, XIII   |      is in religion, unless he finds a director of this kind,
 4    Life, XIII   |     without a director till he finds him—for our Lord will
 5    Life, XVII   |   imagination; and so, when it finds itself alone, it is marvellous
 6    Life, XVII   |       prayer, wherein the soul finds itself, with the utmost
 7    Life, XIX    |        through tears of joy it finds itself bathed therein, without
 8    Life, XX     |        not discouraged when he finds himself in this state—
 9    Life, XXVII  |       now out of its power. It finds its food prepared and eaten;
10    Life, XXVII  |    heavenly gift; for the soul finds itself learned in a moment,
11    Life, XXVII  |   surprise of the soul when it finds that one of these graces
12    Life, XXVII  |      Lord teaches them when He finds the necessary courage. How
13    Life, XXX    |     know not what, and my soul finds pleasure in nothing.~18.
14    Life, XXXI   |        may be a virtue. He who finds fault is doing the very
15    Life, XXXVII | dangers. On the other hand, it finds it will not do to fail in
16    Life, XXXVIII|      from the body, in that it finds itself in a moment in the
17    Life, XXXVIII|        soul desires; and as it finds itself far away from those
18     Rel, VIII   |        it pain; and because it finds no companionship in any
19     Rel, VIII   |      if he only prays vocally, finds Him; every one, at all times,
20     Ind         |       Cepeda, de, Don Lorenzo, finds money for the new monastery
21     Ind         |     bodily trials of, xxx. 17; finds no relief in exterior occupations,