Part, Chapter

 1    Life, IV   |     proposed to me, I would not undertake without any hesitation whatever;
 2    Life, VI   |       not with great resolution undertake for Thy love. In some things
 3    Life, XIII |       by encouraging oneself to undertake great things, though we
 4    Life, XIII |       who is weak and sickly to undertake much fasting and sharp penances
 5    Life, XIII | anything to eat; or, indeed, to undertake any austerities of this
 6    Life, XIV  |    necessary His Majesty should undertake it Himself; for I have to
 7    Life, XVIII|        go no further.~5. What I undertake to explain is that which
 8    Life, XXIII|       understand my case, or to undertake the care of my soul. I see
 9    Life, XXIV |     world I was not prepared to undertake. I began at once to make
10    Life, XXVII|      Lord's will that he should undertake my defence, and encourage
11    Life, XXXIV|        has given him courage to undertake good works, with other gifts,
12    Life, XXXV |       her, and commanded her to undertake this work. Her progress
13     Rel, I    |         the saints to make them undertake such things as these which
14     Rel, I    |        if any one would have me undertake more than the common duties.
15     Rel, VII  |        Lord, that she would not undertake and perform, by the help