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 1    Pref         |        any time, and that with inward satisfaction—better felt
 2    Life, IX     |        lost in tears, in great inward affliction and distress.
 3    Life, XI     |         then tenderness and an inward feeling of devotion.~15.
 4    Life, XIV    |   manifested in the great joy, inward and outward, which He communicates,
 5    Life, XVIII  |       else, whether outward or inward.~3. The senses were permitted
 6    Life, XXIII  |        state, till, after much inward contention and fear, I determined
 7    Life, XXX    |      very much distressed. The inward stirring of my love urges
 8    Life, XXXI   |      such terrible pains, such inward and outward sufferings,
 9    Life, XXXI   |     describe, together with an inward joy, which comforts my whole
10    Life, XXXII  |         I cannot describe that inward fire or that despair, surpassing
11    Life, XXXII  |         and, I repeat it, this inward fire and despair are the
12    Life, XXXIV  | understood that in outward and inward things, in the order of
13    Life, XXXVIII|     speak, because of my great inward joy. From that day forth
14    Life, XXXIX  |       I became conscious of an inward calmness, a joy and delight,
15     Rel, VII    |      kind, for without a word, inward or outward, the soul clearly
16     Rel, VIII   |    grow a certain quietude and inward peace most full of comfort;
17     Rel, XI     |     have me suffer without any inward comfort; but my will never