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 1    Pref        |          first day she had a fit of violent fervour; on the next she
 2    Life, IV    |           tortures—effects of the violent remedies which they applied.
 3    Life, VI    | intermittent fever, which were most violent, they were still unendurable.
 4    Life, XIII  |          them in the midst of these violent storms which now disturb
 5    Life, XX    |           resistance be painful and violent; it is, however, almost
 6    Life, XX    |            it; but it was much more violent than the other spiritual
 7    Life, XXI   |            I am what I am, I have a violent desire, which is wasting
 8    Life, XXIX  |          impetuosities are not very violent they seem to admit of a
 9    Life, XXIX  |          these impetuosities are so violent, that the soul can do neither
10    Life, XXX   |            afflictions arising from violent sicknesses; so much so,
11    Life, XXXII |          here, there fell upon us a violent persecution, which cannot
12    Life, XXXIII|             beginning of those more violent impetuosities of the love
13     Rel, III   |             day, my headache was so violent that I thought I could not
14     Rel, IX    |       temptations of Satan are more violent there. Have patience while