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 1    Life, XIV  |      The tears, which God now sends, flow with joy; though we
 2    Life, XV   |      of the great fire, which sends forth—I shall speak of
 3    Life, XV   |     the sweetness which Satan sends. But it cannot so deal with
 4    Life, XV   |    make much. Now, when Satan sends it, as he is nothing but
 5    Life, XV   |     the sweetness which Satan sends is to begin with a resolution
 6    Life, XXV  |      soul is to whom our Lord sends these graces—that it seems
 7    Life, XXVI |   them are reproaches, and He sends them when I fall into imperfections.
 8    Life, XXVII|    his fears to whom our Lord sends them, and who, as I used
 9    Life, XXX  |     worse, for the devil then sends so offensive a spirit of
10    Life, XXXI |    these terrors, which Satan sends only to make him afraid!
11     Rel, I    |     in these things which God sends me I have no part myself;
12     Rel, VIII |     which is the work of God, sends up a flame,—the flame
13     Rel, VIII |     cannot be except when God sends it. It leaves great effects
14     Ind       |       declines it, xxxii. 18; sends the Saint to Toledo, xxxiv. 
15     Ind       | failure of health, iv. 6; God sends her an illness, v. 4; suffers