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 1    Life, I    |         by him with as  ./. much tenderness as his own children. He
 2    Life, IV   |        my soul into the greatest tenderness. Everything in religion
 3    Life, VII  |          God! with what care and tenderness didst Thou warn me in every
 4    Life, X    |     Before this, I had a certain tenderness of soul which was very abiding,
 5    Life, XI   |       and if there be none, then tenderness and an inward feeling of 
 6    Life, XI   | afflicted, whether sweetness and tenderness fail it, or our Lord grants
 7    Life, XI   |        nor in this sweetness and tenderness which we for the most part
 8    Life, XIX  |       over, an exceedingly great tenderness; so much so, that it would
 9    Life, XXIX |      upon me at times with great tenderness, yet so strong is His gaze,
10    Life, XXXI |       one detects in himself any tenderness about his good name, and
11    Life, XXXIX|         said all this with great tenderness and sweetness; He also spoke
12    Life, XXXIX|          turned to me with great tenderness and sweetness, and bade
13    Life, XL   |          vision left me in great tenderness, joy, and humility. It seemed
14     Rel, VIII |       which relates to devotion, tenderness, tears, and meditations,
15     Rel, VIII |          comes on with a certain tenderness, accompanied with tears,
16     Ind       |   Temptation, power of, xxx. 13.~Tenderness of soul, x. 2.~Teresa, St.,