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 1    Life, VII  |         to prayer are thoroughly accustomed to both.~34. For if that
 2    Life, X    |   consider often that I was once accustomed to speak of vanities, and
 3    Life, XI   |        senses have been hitherto accustomed to distractions. It is necessary
 4    Life, XIII |      wholesome, if the palate be accustomed to them; they will furnish
 5    Life, XXI  |          persons with whom I was accustomed to distract myself, did
 6    Life, XXII |           and when we shall have accustomed ourselves in this way, it
 7    Life, XXII |     ecstasies and so far is more accustomed to receive graces, should
 8    Life, XXIV |    compared with what I had been accustomed to do, they were extreme:
 9    Life, XXV  |       often. I mean, that a soul accustomed to them, and on its guard,
10    Life, XXIX |       bodily form. This I am not accustomed to see, unless very rarely.
11    Life, XXXII|    stronger food than I had been accustomed to eat. I tried to think
12    Life, XXXIV|        since she had been to her accustomed confession. It was a great
13     Rel, I    |       that when I pray, as I was accustomed to do before, I feel no 
14     Rel, II   |          I desire anything, I am accustomed naturally to desire it with
15     Rel, III  | continually in my soul. I, being accustomed to the presence of Jesus