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 1     Int         | probation he would grant his consent (which in the event he did
 2    Life, III    |     I could never obtain his consent; nor could the prayers of
 3    Life, IV(105)| expectation of obtaining his consent. He came to the monastery
 4    Life, X      |    be shown to any one, do I consent to its being said who the
 5    Life, X      |      at once—for I give my consent. I will recount my experience,
 6    Life, XIII   |     is deceived with his own consent, will never be carried away
 7    Life, XIV    |   captive, it gives a simple consent to become the prisoner of
 8    Life, XVII   |    little, beyond giving its consent that our Lord might work
 9    Life, XIX    |     hardly gave even its own consent, but that it rather seemed
10    Life, XXI    |     for the soul to give its consent here; it is already given:
11    Life, XXXII  | Provincial had withdrawn his consent; for in this place we had
12    Life, XXXV   |      feared they would never consent to this, but would tell
13    Life, XXXV   |    for her to have given her consent, when she felt it so much;
14    Life, XXXVI  |    that I was by no means to consent to an endowment. He urged
15    Life, XXXVI  |       and charged him not to consent to the endowment, but to
16     Ind         |  monastery, ii. 8; would not consent to her becoming a nun, iii.
17     Ind         |     became known without her consent, xl. 28; submits all her