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 1    Life, VI     |          this state for ever. My anxiety about the recovery of my
 2    Life, XIII   | self-love so strong, as that any anxiety about our own necessities
 3    Life, XIII   |       offended, and out of their anxiety about His honour; so they
 4    Life, XIII   |     casting away from itself all anxiety about persons and things,
 5    Life, XIV    |          or not, I go on without anxiety; for I know I need have
 6    Life, XX     |       not deserve it.~17. All my anxiety at these times is that I
 7    Life, XXV    |         some years of such great anxiety, that even now I am amazed
 8    Life, XXXI   |        neighbours, and even some anxiety. In short, I found out that
 9    Life, XXXII  |      entering on a work of great anxiety, I hesitated; but our Lord
10    Life, XXXIV  |    higher it is, the greater the anxiety and trouble it brings. People
11    Life, XXXV   |        that we should be without anxiety about all that was necessary
12    Life, XXXVI  |     glorious Mother. This was my anxiety. It was also a great consolation
13    Life, XXXVI  |         had had much trouble and anxiety, while every day was full
14    Life, XXXVI  |          peace, and as free from anxiety as if the whole world were
15    Life, XXXVIII|      through simple distress and anxiety of mind, because he did
16     Rel, VIII   |          make her cease from the anxiety she was in not to be deceived.~
17     Rel, IX     |       was in since; but still my anxiety hindered my prayer. He appeared
18     Ind         |          life, xiii. 30.~Health, anxiety about, v. 3–8; importance