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 1    Life, VI     |   afraid; for when Thou didst withdraw but a little from me, I
 2    Life, VII    |    pitied; for they wished to withdraw from the world, and, thinking
 3    Life, VII    |   would recollect myself, and withdraw farther from the occasions
 4    Life, IX     |   grow within me, and also to withdraw from the occasions of sin:
 5    Life, XXII   |    And they advise us much to withdraw from all bodily imagination,
 6    Life, XXII   |   enough now and then; but to withdraw altogether from Christ,
 7    Life, XXII   |       was not in His power to withdraw Himself for a moment from
 8    Life, XXII   |     yet it was in my power to withdraw from Thee, O my Lord, that
 9    Life, XXII   | objects from which we have to withdraw. Let this be clearly understood.
10    Life, XXII   |      we can make; and He will withdraw Himself when He sees it
11    Life, XXIII  |       to be good, in order to withdraw me from mental prayer, hinder
12    Life, XXXII  |     avoid all society, and to withdraw myself utterly from the
13    Life, XXXVI  |        for though I longed to withdraw from everything more and
14    Life, XXXVIII|    from so many sins will not withdraw His hand from under me,
15     Rel, III    |     more purely they live who withdraw themselves from all business,
16     Rel, V      |      the light, the instant I withdraw, night will come. True humility