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  1  Pref,   2     |       so far transported that I take no notice of the distance
  2  Outl,   0     |    Discalced foundations and to take other measures against the
  3  Intr,   0     |       occupation as spinning to take up her pen. "For the love
  4  Intr,   0     |    would have been powerless to take wing and give us those finest
  5  Unic,   2     |  parents, I should tell them to take great care about the people
  6  Unic,   2(71) |  default of other information I take the meaning to be that,
  7  Unic,   4     |         her to force herself to take the habit and tells of the
  8  Unic,   4     |        of God from whom I might take example and thus learn to
  9  Unic,   4(80) |     puzzled the commentators. I take the meaning to be that St.
 10  Unic,   4(80) |       went to live with her, to take the intensive and painful
 11  Unic,   5     |         able to persuade him to take it off. Now, with regard
 12  Unic,   5     |      grave decline, for I could take nothing but liquid, had
 13  Unic,   6     |        so that I could not even take water. All my bones seemed
 14  Unic,   6     |        him how to pray, let him take this glorious saint as his
 15  Unic,   6     |        Often, Lord, I would not take it, and often when Thou
 16  Unic,   7     |         and the Lord must needs take the matter right into His
 17  Unic,   7     |      receive visitors, I should take no more harm from it than
 18  Unic,   7     |        and before I knew how to take care of myself, I used to
 19  Unic,   7     |    distressing; but if I let it take its course I feel much worse.
 20  Unic,   7     |         but good. So I began to take them up once more (though
 21  Unic,   8     |      for, though He may wish to take His delight in a soul and
 22  Unic,   8     |        life and I was unable to take it for myself. He Who could
 23  Unic,   9     |   pictures of Him, just as they take pleasure in seeing pictures
 24  Unic,   9     |        His love for me, I would take heart once more, for I never
 25  Unic,  10     |     which He brings us, He will take these treasures back from
 26  Unic,  10     |          So Your Reverence must take the responsibility for everything
 27  Unic,  11     |    should lack anything; and we take greater pains, and perhaps
 28  Unic,  11     |    Heaven alone but will always take many others with him: God
 29  Unic,  11     |    those who follow Christ must take the way which He took, unless
 30  Unic,  11     |         in which the Lord is to take His delight, yet in soil
 31  Unic,  11     |         come into the garden to take His pleasure and have His
 32  Unic,  11     |       here? He will be glad and take heart and consider it the
 33  Unic,  12     |        man who is just about to take a leap and then is pulled
 34  Unic,  13     |        is permissible for us to take some recreation, in order
 35  Unic,  13     |       own thoughts. And you may take my word for this, for I
 36  Unic,  13     |      use to others if they will take warning by me.~
 37  Unic,  13     |       have to do at first is to take care of our soul and to
 38  Unic,  14     |      less labour and is able to take some rest instead of being
 39  Unic,  14     |     When that happens it should take no notice of them but remain
 40  Unic,  14     |        how these trees begin to take new life before putting
 41  Unic,  14     |   rejoice in Thee and Thou wilt take Thy delight in us, since
 42  Unic,  15     |        is the truth; and let it take no notice of the understanding,
 43  Unic,  15     |     that such diminution should take place -- at least, according
 44  Unic,  15     |       perfection when He said: "Take up thy cross and follow
 45  Unic,  16     |     serve Thee, it would gladly take up a much heavier cross
 46  Unic,  17     |        God. If He is pleased to take it to Heaven, let it go;
 47  Unic,  17     |         any labour, but only to take its delight in the first
 48  Unic,  17     |         of Quiet: the soul must take no more notice of the will
 49  Unic,  17     |        it is all right, you may take his assurance as coming
 50  Unic,  19     |         great effort and it can take little credit for that.
 51  Unic,  20     |          as I have said, we can take no part, though very often
 52  Unic,  22     |    Others, as I have said, will take another and a shorter road.
 53  Unic,  22     |         easily as a giant might take up a straw, and it is useless
 54  Unic,  23     |       for I was quite unable to take myself in hand.183 He knows
 55  Unic,  23     |       help of others, who would take me by the hand and raise
 56  Unic,  23     |        my own soul or desire to take it into his charge. But
 57  Unic,  24     |         My prayers now began to take shape like an edifice with
 58  Unic,  25     |    ravings of the mind and will take no more notice of them than
 59  Unic,  25     |        so quickly that it would take us a long time to make them
 60  Unic,  25     |         which it would probably take us a month to make up ourselves.
 61  Unic,  25     |         is really honour and to take delight in what is really
 62  Unic,  26     |  numerous things which arose to take away my peace of mind. But
 63  Unic,  27     |         was very cold, he would take off the mantle, and leave
 64  Unic,  27     |         common thing for him to take food only once in three
 65  Unic,  29     |       we desire, so He can also take from us these favours and
 66  Unic,  29     |        God would protect me and take the vision away. This caused
 67  Unic,  29     |         reason must step in and take the reins, for it may be
 68  Unic,  30     |       at all. Once I chanced to take up the Life of a saint,
 69  Unic,  30     |    nothing in which my soul can take pleasure. I used to try
 70  Unic,  30     |     that, unless the Lord would take the will for the deed, I
 71  Unic,  31     |         my own part, whenever I take it, my soul feels a particular
 72  Unic,  31     |     leave this place and go and take my dowry to another convent,
 73  Unic,  31     |         after a time I began to take pleasure in it. And when
 74  Unic,  31     |      become worthier. And if we take trouble over such trifling
 75  Unic,  31     |        notice of these, He will take notice of theirs still more.
 76  Unic,  32     |         though I was, I used to take some trouble to serve God
 77  Unic,  32     |      alone that I wanted him to take into account when giving
 78  Unic,  33     |          and, as I myself would take no further part in it, lest
 79  Unic,  33     |  departure, the Lord told me to take comfort and not be distressed,
 80  Unic,  33     |       upon me again that I must take up the matter of the convent
 81  Unic,  33     |      gave me leave once more to take up the work again with all
 82  Unic,  33     |      for its purchase. It would take a long time to tell how
 83  Unic,  34     |         them to live: they must take their meals out of the proper
 84  Unic,  34     |       so far transported that I take no notice of the distance
 85  Unic,  34     |     learned that I might safely take comfort and be certain283
 86  Unic,  34     |         have said, is having to take messages to a third person,
 87  Unic,  35     |        perfection, should I not take it? If I had to die, let
 88  Unic,  36     |        of the sisters311 should take the habit on Saint Bartholomew'
 89  Unic,  36     |       not help us, he would not take the other side. But until
 90  Unic,  36     |          went to the capital to take the matter in hand and worked
 91  Unic,  36     |        six months, and it would take a long time to give a detailed
 92  Unic,  36     |       and asked why I would not take his advice; he then immediately
 93  Unic,  36(323)|        resolved the conflict. I take the author's meaning to
 94  Unic,  36     |         in the new house and to take some other nuns with me
 95  Unic,  36     |  importunate, for the Lord will take care of them as He has done
 96  Unic,  38     |         no longer than it would take to repeat an Ave Mar'a --
 97  Unic,  38     |         terrible thing it is to take this Most Holy Sacrament
 98  Unic,  38     |        of them waiting there to take possession of it that I
 99  Unic,  39     |        blame me not if I try to take comfort from anything I
100  Unic,  39     |         whole of which seems to take up arms in an offensive
101  Unic,  40     |        to give up prayer and to take it up again later, at some
102  Unic,  40     |         This the Lord will also take into account, for which
103  Unic,  40     |      some of them; but, as they take place during raptures, the
104  Unic,  40(363)|     number of Carmelite writers take this view, but P. Silverio
105  Unic,  40     |        swords in their hands. I take this to mean that they are
106  Unic,  40     | possessing nothing, then he may take it." By this He meant that
107  Unic,  40     |      must beseech God either to take me to be with Him or to