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 1    Pref            |        in a way, constrains to enter on the way of perfection,
 2    Life, III       |        think, than by love, to enter religion.~8. The devil put
 3    Life, IV(102)   |      however, says that he did enter the novitiate of the Hieronymites.
 4    Life, VII       |    could, I contrived make him enter upon it; I gave him books
 5    Life, X(161)    | interrupts her history here to enter on the difficult questions
 6    Life, XV        |      every kind of joy, and to enter on it resolved only on helping
 7    Life, XVIII     |     assault will let the enemy enter within? Oh, let not Thy
 8    Life, XXII      |        by which we are to  ./. enter, if we would have His supreme
 9    Life, XXVI      |        His service, and had to enter on a new state of suffering.
10    Life, XXVII     |      odious thing to make them enter into the comparison, even
11    Life, XXVIII    |     that a light so strong can enter the interior sense, or so
12    Life, XXXVI(543)|   Alcantara, and who wished to enter a religious house far away
13    Life, XXXVI     |        to obtain permission to enter this house, and, if I could
14    Life, XXXVI     | Neither did he authorise me to enter the house till he saw how
15    Life, XXXVI     |     Provincial to permit me to enter this house, and to take
16    Life, XXXVII    |       suffering of any kind to enter into glory of a slightly
17     Rel, VII       |    aridities, and never did it enter into her thoughts to desire
18     Rel, VIII      |       it would be wearisome to enter on them: whether it be good