Part, Chapter

 1    Life, IV     |   no book; for my soul was disturbed, and my thoughts wandered
 2    Life, VII    | was greatly astonished and disturbed, and I resolved not to see
 3    Life, VIII   | God, my worldly affections disturbed me. This is so painful a
 4    Life, XI     |  is greatly distracted and disturbed, nor to torment the soul
 5    Life, XV     |    peace and quiet are not disturbed; on the contrary, the will
 6    Life, XXI    |   will neither be hurt nor disturbed in any way; on the contrary,
 7    Life, XXV    |    humility is fictitious, disturbed, and without sweetness.
 8    Life, XXVI   |    pain he inflicted on me disturbed my prayer. Whenever I was
 9    Life, XXXI   |  true humility, because it disturbed me so much. And our Lord
10    Life, XXXI   | own reputation, that I was disturbed, and therefore did not sing
11    Life, XXXIII |  me, that I was altogether disturbed and most grievously distressed.
12    Life, XXXVIII|    so wonderful might have disturbed and frightened it; and as
13    Life, XXXVIII|  was my soul, that nothing disturbed it, neither could I doubt
14     Rel, II     |    see others occasionally disturbed, I am sorry for them. So
15     Rel, III    | its wings with a sound. It disturbed me so much, and so carried
16     Rel, IX     | expectation, which utterly disturbed me, so that I could not
17     Ind         |     ix. 6, xiv. 1, passim; disturbed by the memory and the understanding,