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 1    Life, VII   |    is. I have a most assured conviction that our Lord, some fifteen
 2    Life, XV    |       firmly grounded in the conviction that what it says is truth;
 3    Life, XV    |   are souls whom the certain conviction that God is with them benefits
 4    Life, XVIII |      and that there abides a conviction thereof so certain and strong,
 5    Life, XXIII |   felt in myself a very deep conviction that God was with me, especially
 6    Life, XXV   |  from God, however deep that conviction may be. In this case, there
 7    Life, XXX   |     and to abide in the full conviction that this was the work of
 8    Life, XXXIII|     never able to give up my conviction that the work would be done.
 9    Life, XXXIII|   was a spiritual joy, and a conviction in my soul that his soul
10    Life, XXXIII|      I should rejoice in the conviction that he would understand
11    Life, XXXIX |     vision, I have a certain conviction that it was a grace accorded
12     Rel, I     |      not easily endure. This conviction, too, is not the result
13     Rel, V     |   retaining the light is the conviction in his soul that he can  ./. 
14     Rel, V     |     delusions,—and I had a conviction that it was the work of
15     Rel, VIII  | cannot fail to obtain a deep conviction of its own helplessness,
16     Rel, VIII  |   there abides in the soul a conviction that it would be well worth