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  1  Pref,   2     |             me strength and let them come.4~In rendering these and
  2  Pref,   2     |          mind the Teresa whom I have come to know through close contact
  3  Intr,   0     |       Beatific Vision of the life to come. But, despite the loftiness
  4  Intr,   0     |        Teresa's principal works have come down to us, together with
  5  Unic,   2     |               though this was not to come about so secretly as to
  6  Unic,   2(71) |             and their intimacy would come to an end: all would then
  7  Unic,   3     |         began to tell me how she had come to be a nun through merely
  8  Unic,   3     |       virtuous practices which I had come to hear that they observed
  9  Unic,   4     |            should not have to go and come back again.80~
 10  Unic,   5     |                    When the time had come which I was awaiting in
 11  Unic,   5     |                  The fact is, when I come to this point, and realize
 12  Unic,   6     |             impossible to let anyone come to see me, for I was in
 13  Unic,   6     |           gave me; for if it had not come from His Majesty's hand
 14  Unic,   6     |           fear of mine, for it would come when I thought of the favours
 15  Unic,   6     |     experience what great advantages come from his commending himself
 16  Unic,   7     |            such a reptile could have come from the place in question
 17  Unic,   7     |           remembering how all things come to an end. He told us with
 18  Unic,   8     |            been serving God and have come to know the vanity inherent
 19  Unic,   8     |              the end, the Lord would come to my help. Afterwards,
 20  Unic,   8     |              remove them, how can He come to us? And yet we wish God
 21  Unic,  10     |           good one. These joys which come through prayer are something
 22  Unic,  11     |           devil knows what harm will come to him thereby and that
 23  Unic,  11     |           ours, so that He may often come into the garden to take
 24  Unic,  11     |                            And now I come to my point, which is the
 25  Unic,  11     |             the Cross. The time will come when he shall receive his
 26  Unic,  11(109)|              how vividly there would come to him in the desert pictures
 27  Unic,  11     | worthlessness; for the favours which come later are of such great
 28  Unic,  12     |              humility, the nearer we come to God, the greater must
 29  Unic,  13     |      fruition of God in the world to come. We shall get along all
 30  Unic,  13     |          what he commands it. I have come across souls so constrained
 31  Unic,  14     |           the will so that it may be come more and more capable of
 32  Unic,  14     |              Just so these faculties come and go, to see if the will
 33  Unic,  14     |            tell whence or how it has come to it; often it knows neither
 34  Unic,  14     |            for, even if these things come from God, the devil may
 35  Unic,  14     |          speak of pruning, for there come times when the soul feels
 36  Unic,  15     |           His will is that it should come to understand the nature
 37  Unic,  15     |              any words of love which come to its mind, with the firm
 38  Unic,  15     |        learning aside; the time will come when they will use it in
 39  Unic,  15     |             be of God, it will often come to its prayer with a desire
 40  Unic,  15     |          should trust himself. There come times when those whose will
 41  Unic,  16     |            her pain132: they did not come from her understanding,
 42  Unic,  16     |         longer endure such trials as come when she finds herself without
 43  Unic,  16     |          sweet; heavy, because there come times when there is no patience
 44  Unic,  16(135)|                      After this word come three or four others, which
 45  Unic,  16(137)|           and St. Teresa had herself come into contact with it.~
 46  Unic,  17     |              Good. If its life is to come to an end for ever, that
 47  Unic,  17     |              they often compel it to come to them and it does so without
 48  Unic,  17     |         intellect and learning, will come to understand it as well.
 49  Unic,  18     |          prayer to which we have now come, there is no feeling, but
 50  Unic,  18     |       increase of Thy glory." It has come to pass many times that
 51  Unic,  18     |         spirit, or union, is wont to come with heavenly love; but,
 52  Unic,  18     |           period of suspension, they come back to life.~
 53  Unic,  18     |                           Let us now come to the most intimate part
 54  Unic,  19     |              experiencing has really come to me; and I have only known
 55  Unic,  19     |          favour may undoubtedly have come from God, the devil will
 56  Unic,  19     |             unfledged. It is able to come out of the nest, and God
 57  Unic,  20     |          ground and the sisters have come and held me down, but none
 58  Unic,  20     |          about or remove once it has come. I should like very much
 59  Unic,  20     |             to do when the faculties come together again. Anyone,
 60  Unic,  21     |            my God, that the time may come in which I shall be able
 61  Unic,  21(166)|              100 of a peseta. It had come in late in the thirteenth
 62  Unic,  21     |               Lord, permit me not to come into Thy presence with such
 63  Unic,  21     |       proceeding from raptures which come from the Spirit of God.
 64  Unic,  21     |              their strength does not come from themselves. For, when
 65  Unic,  21     |             He not do in the life to come?~
 66  Unic,  22(169)|            after the Holy Spirit had come. No doubt this was an inadvertence
 67  Unic,  22     |          Whence have all good things come to me save from Thee? I
 68  Unic,  22     |          joys it had experienced had come in little sips, and, once
 69  Unic,  22     |              blessings. No trial has come to me that I cannot gladly
 70  Unic,  22     |              ours that all blessings come. He will show us the way;
 71  Unic,  22     |                                   To come now to the second point:
 72  Unic,  22     |              side, though there will come times when it is impossible
 73  Unic,  22     |              spiritual consolations; come what may, the great thing
 74  Unic,  23     |             in order that what is to come may be the better understood.
 75  Unic,  23     |             the Company of Jesus had come here,181 and, though I was
 76  Unic,  23     |              reason that I could not come to a decision. First of
 77  Unic,  23     |             resist them, nor could I come by them whenever I wanted
 78  Unic,  23     |             such a servant of God to come to speak with me: he was
 79  Unic,  23     |             that he should sometimes come to see me. It showed what
 80  Unic,  23     |            we are very weak, and may come to great harm if we are
 81  Unic,  23     |           not done so, I should have come to great harm, so timorous
 82  Unic,  23     |          Company of Jesus, who would come to see me if I asked him
 83  Unic,  24     |             commands seemed to me to come from the Lord, and I thanked
 84  Unic,  24     |        spoken of arranged for him to come and see me so that I might
 85  Unic,  24     |                       The words have come true: never since then have
 86  Unic,  25     |           will be seen in what is to come. Though perfectly formed,
 87  Unic,  25     |              that they have said has come true -- not a single one
 88  Unic,  25     |     understand things that had never come into its mind before? How
 89  Unic,  25     |            mind before? How can they come at a time when the memory
 90  Unic,  25     |           our knowing from whom they come, they make us tremble if
 91  Unic,  25     |               whereas the words that come from our own understanding
 92  Unic,  25     |           feelings of devotion which come to the soul and which issue
 93  Unic,  25     |     experience of the benefits which come to him who trusts only in
 94  Unic,  25     |           easily vanquish them all. "Come on, now, all of you," I
 95  Unic,  26     |              these and they have all come true -- it would be possible
 96  Unic,  26     |        indicate that these locutions come from God that I think the
 97  Unic,  27     |           other kind of prayer there come to it influences from the
 98  Unic,  27     |             a thing, nor had it even come to my knowledge that it
 99  Unic,  27     |            idea how or whence it has come, since he has never done
100  Unic,  27     |            such a pass has the world come and so forgetful are we
101  Unic,  28     |         simultaneously, and, as they come in this way, the eyes of
102  Unic,  28     |              easy to see whence they come. So, in my view, where a
103  Unic,  28     |          awake because sleep has not come to him. He needs it -- perhaps
104  Unic,  28     |             all was well would often come and talk to me. Some of
105  Unic,  29     |               whereupon it would not come again: I was not to be afraid,
106  Unic,  29     |         believed that the vision had come from the devil even if the
107  Unic,  29     |           clearly that this love has come to it through no act of
108  Unic,  29     |              bliss than any that can come from the whole of creation.
109  Unic,  30     |             In particular it used to come during Holy Week, a time
110  Unic,  30     |            dispersed and the sun had come out and shown me the stupidity
111  Unic,  31     |            away, the next persons to come in (two nuns who may safely
112  Unic,  31     |              so that they should not come near me and thus make me
113  Unic,  31     |             an evil thought ought to come to one on whom the Lord
114  Unic,  31     |          like the present is sure to come to a person when the Lord
115  Unic,  31     |           our utmost, we can fail to come out victorious.~
116  Unic,  32     |             said the whole thing had come out of our own heads. The
117  Unic,  33(273)|          rapture is believed to have come to the Saint in 1561, in
118  Unic,  34     |          think that she wanted me to come to her because she believed
119  Unic,  34     |            house, its inmates should come to render His Majesty better
120  Unic,  34     |            this good, I believe, has come to him from the favours
121  Unic,  34     |             grant that much good may come through him to various members
122  Unic,  34     |            as no harm could possibly come of it. She lived in a village,292
123  Unic,  34     |      circumstances that nobody could come to see her or hear her confession.
124  Unic,  35     |             of me, and, happening to come this way, went some leagues
125  Unic,  35     |             spoke to her, it had not come to my notice that our Rule,
126  Unic,  35     |            Peter of Alc‡ntara should come to her house. As one who
127  Unic,  35     |             the Provincial for me to come. I thought it a very great
128  Unic,  35     |           hope that I might possibly come and see her again, she acquiesced
129  Unic,  36     |           person and then another to come to our aid. If, as I have
130  Unic,  36(308)|           persuaded him, however, to come back to Avila and visit
131  Unic,  36(309)|           Don Juan de Ovalle. He had come to Toledo, while St. Teresa
132  Unic,  36     |           Superior314 sent for me to come to her immediately. On receiving
133  Unic,  36     |            not give me permission to come and live here. So those
134  Unic,  36     |             of their Spouse. So none come to this house save with
135  Unic,  36     |          service of God to those who come after us and will prevent
136  Unic,  37     |           first sin for which He had come to make reparation. Although
137  Unic,  37     |         appearance of power does not come from themselves and their
138  Unic,  37     |          authority must of necessity come from others. O my Lord!
139  Unic,  37     |      dreadful one. If they could all come to an agreement to remain
140  Unic,  37     |              God that in the life to come, where there are no changes,
141  Unic,  38     |             of this world death must come very gently.~
142  Unic,  38     |              those vehement impulses come upon me.~
143  Unic,  38     |              warn him of what was to come and to remind him of what
144  Unic,  38     |         greatness, who would dare to come so often to the union of
145  Unic,  38(345)|             Alonso de Henao, who had come from the Jesuit College
146  Unic,  39     |        thinking of them they seem to come to my mind.~
147  Unic,  39     |             am writing here does not come out of my own head; I have
148  Unic,  39     |             of the things I say will come from me altogether. Anything
149  Unic,  39     |              I say that a thing has "come from me", I mean that it
150  Unic,  39(353)|              it may, of course, have come more quickly.]~
151  Unic,  39     |             sorest trials. When they come, I almost forget the good
152  Unic,  39     |                       At times there come to me yearnings for Communion
153  Unic,  39     |              still more that I could come to have affection for any,
154  Unic,  40     |         realize this, but thou shalt come to see it clearly in the
155  Unic,  40     |              the Lord, I have indeed come to see it: since that time
156  Unic,  40     |         while in that state they may come to great harm. And I have
157  Unic,  40     |              print. "In the times to come," they said, "this Order