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 1     Int           |    things of this world and causes her to grow in things pertaining
 2    Pref           | love, and that a love which causes wonder, reason requires
 3    Life, VII      |     illness, and from other causes, when we cannot be much
 4    Life, XV       |   however slight it may be, causes a great crackling; and if
 5    Life, XV       |   by that very joy which he causes in the soul, because that
 6    Life, XX       |  distressing. Afterwards it causes a pain, which we can never
 7    Life, XX       |     and distracting itself, causes the soul to seek means of
 8    Life, XX       |     continues absorbed, and causes this operation in the body,
 9    Life, XXX      |  begins, and the trouble it causes in the soul while it lasts;
10    Life, XXX      |    not disturb the soul; it causes neither obscurity nor aridity:
11    Life, XXXV(511)|   daughter of a Reporter of Causes in the Chancery of Granada;
12     Rel, V        |    three faces; and thus it causes such astonishment in us
13     Rel, VII      |     of humility, but of the causes already mentioned. Our Lord
14     Rel, VIII     |     through itself. Thus it causes great suffering, which makes
15     Ind           |   resisted, xix. 6; certain causes of, xxxi. 21.~Discretion,