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 1    Life, I      |  advanced in years. She was very calm, and had great sense. The
 2    Life, XVIII  |        molest it. As the will is calm, it entrances them again;
 3    Life, XXII   |         Himself;322 and in being calm in the midst of sorrows
 4    Life, XXV    |       give it light, console and calm it; and if it should be
 5    Life, XXV    |     impressive, delightsome, and calm refreshing. Those little,
 6    Life, XXV    |     would have been necessary to calm me, and that no one could
 7    Life, XXVII  |       myself, and was, as usual, calm and comforted, without any
 8    Life, XXX    |      different, bringing with it calm, sweetness, and light. It
 9    Life, XXXI   |    myself.464 This made me quite calm, and it comforts me whenever
10    Life, XXXII  |         I know not how we can be calm, when we see Satan carry
11    Life, XXXVI  |         in a moment, and left me calm and peaceful, and I have
12    Life, XXXVI  |        do it. As I was perfectly calm, and our Lord helped me,
13    Life, XXXVI  |       last the city was somewhat calm, the licentiate father,
14    Life, XXXVIII|         the dove. My spirit grew calm with such a guest; and yet,
15     Rel, I      |      trance, whereby all is made calm, and the soul rests in great
16     Rel, I      |         find my soul and body so calm, so sound, the understanding
17     Rel, II     | vehemence; now my desires are so calm, that I do not even feel
18     Rel, II     |          writings. This makes me calm now, though, while God is
19     Rel, VII    |      afraid," her soul became so calm, courageous, and confident,