Part, Chapter

 1     Int        |       santo Domingo. Mr. Lewis possessed a copy of this photographic
 2    Pref        |     her to be exorcised as one possessed of an evil spirit,55 and
 3    Life, XIV   |       as if the soul had never possessed any virtue at all. This
 4    Life, XVI   |  please Him by whom it is thus possessed. I know one231 who, though
 5    Life, XIX   | quickly away. The soul remains possessed of so much courage, that
 6    Life, XXIV  |       here; he had left all he possessed some years before, and had
 7    Life, XXV   |      the excessive fears which possessed some people. For instance,
 8    Life, XXXIII|       beside myself. I was now possessed by a strong desire to be
 9    Life, XXXV  |       desire, she sold all she possessed, and went to Rome to obtain
10    Life, XXXV  |        illustration: if I were possessed of a jewel, or any other
11    Life, XXXV  |     because I would give all I possessed to please that person. Now,
12     Rel, I     |   seems to me, deceive any one possessed of any experience. Nevertheless,
13     Rel, II    |       live where no revenue is possessed, and I should be in  ./. 
14     Rel, IX    |      seemed as if I had become possessed of a great principality;