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 1     Int, Arg       |     distinction to serve Him truly; and how that person found
 2    Life, VI        |      St. Paul, though not so truly as he did: "It is not I
 3    Life, VIII      |    true Who says that, if we truly repent, and resolve never
 4    Life, VIII      |     comfort in it. I am most truly sorry for them, because
 5    Life, XII       |      wonder. One thing I can truly say: though I conversed
 6    Life, XIV       |       We may believe so most truly; for so it is, and the comparison
 7    Life, XVIII     |      so loved us that we can truly speak of this communication
 8    Life, XVIII     |     been such great sinners? Truly, this passeth my understanding;
 9    Life, XX        |     them again. It is not so truly the child of the noble eagle,
10    Life, XXII      |     world! Blessed is he who truly loves Him, and who always
11    Life, XXX       |      however,—for the soul truly believes all that the church
12    Life, XXX       |    on recounting clearly and truly all I can call to mind.
13    Life, XXXIII    |    St. Clare; and she has so truly kept her word, that a monastery
14    Life, XXXIV     |    religious might serve Him truly,—for, though I considered
15    Life, XXXVI(533)|     St. Peter of Alcantara. "Truly this is the house of St.
16    Life, XXXVII    |    those who shall serve Him truly? Let all people resolve
17    Life, XXXVIII   |   saw what I have described? Truly, O my Lord and my joy, I
18    Life, XL(611)   |  that it could not have been truly said of the Dominicans in
19     Rel, IV        |    as remaining with me, and truly in a poor lodging, as I
20     Rel, IX        | present within me, so that I truly saw Him to be the living