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 1    Life, VII    |          me in a moment, by a most profound compunction, to taste of
 2    Life, XIII   |          God, to hold the world in profound contempt—to make light
 3    Life, XV     | understanding, in the search after profound reflections. A little straw,
 4    Life, XV     |           if the state of quiet be profound, it becomes difficult to
 5    Life, XXXIII |          strong understanding, and profound learning, at the very time
 6    Life, XXXIII |              house. I fell into so profound a trance, that I was as
 7    Life, XXXIV  |        part of them, was lost in a profound trance. Our Lord told me
 8    Life, XXXIV  |      prosper in my work. She had a profound fear of God, and was so
 9    Life, XXXIV  |  experience, if he have not a most profound humility, whereby he may
10    Life, XXXVIII|             It fills the soul with profound astonishment at its own
11     Rel, III    |        Persons—one God—made so profound an impression on my soul,
12     Rel, IV     |           in prayer, I fell into a profound trance; and it seemed to
13     Rel, X      |        fell into a trance. In that profound recollection I heard our