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St. Teresa of Avila
Autobiography

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1 Pref, 2 | interpreting that personality by means of a translation there are 2 Pref, 2 | Thou wilt (prove me) by means of trials, give me strength 3 Pref, 2 | more remarkable.)~Which means:~When it is the Lord, and 4 Pref, 2 | words which St. Teresa by no means always distinguishes from 5 Unic, 4 | comes to me at being the means of making known the multitude 6 Unic, 5 | resolved to win them by any means whatsoever. And I am surprised 7 Unic, 5 | should be saved by these means.~ 8 Unic, 7 | very special favours, using means and remedies which are all 9 Unic, 7 | troublesome, but they have by no means left me. In particular, 10 Unic, 7 | full of trials, because by means of prayer I learned more 11 Unic, 7 | truth to me and given me the means of speaking very frequently 12 Unic, 8 | forsake it. For it is the means by which we may amend our 13 Unic, 8 | will realize how much it means to you to have His friendship 14 Unic, 9 | CHAPTER IX - Describes the means by which the Lord began 15 Unic, 9 | mind makes no reflections means that the soul must either 16 Unic, 9 | true love of God really means. I think I had not yet quite 17 Unic, 11 | a short time. Begins, by means of a comparison, to describe 18 Unic, 11 | shall have to seek some such means of conveying my ideas. It 19 Unic, 11 | watered by all these four means, though he is still receiving 20 Unic, 11 | flowers should grow, some by means of the water drawn from 21 Unic, 11 | that we should be led by means of favours: this is the 22 Unic, 12 | stages; it is a most certain means of making progress in the 23 Unic, 14 | Lord, how much Thy love now means to us! It binds our own 24 Unic, 15 | observation, for I have no other means of knowing. This must be 25 Unic, 15 | any which we can find by means of our puny reflections, 26 Unic, 20 | sweetness and delight. No means of resistance is possible, 27 Unic, 20 | on our own ground, such a means exists: resistance may be 28 Unic, 20 | condition can do, and this means that there will be little 29 Unic, 21 | and do Thou then ordain means whereby I may do something 30 Unic, 21 | do so as speedily as by means of raptures, in which the 31 Unic, 21 | to me; everything was a means by which I was enabled to 32 Unic, 21 | will help them and be a means whereby they may derive 33 Unic, 22(177)| clause is doubtful. Dar voces means to cry or shout aloud and 34 Unic, 22 | to discover what it all means. There are some, of course, 35 Unic, 23 | and tells how and by what means she began to aim at greater 36 Unic, 23 | He knows that the great means of progress for a soul is 37 Unic, 23 | not improve by using the means which he employed with me, 38 Unic, 25 | lapse of time, and by their means we can understand things 39 Unic, 25 | of immense diversity. By means of these pleasures he might 40 Unic, 25 | and they are useless as means of distinguishing between 41 Unic, 26 | understands our weaknesses and by means of strong inward instincts 42 Unic, 26 | This seemed to me by no means bad advice, for whenever 43 Unic, 27 | soul, for it is by that means that His Majesty is pleased 44 Unic, 27 | and presents it, not by means of images or forms of words, 45 Unic, 27 | Majesty's will, and no other means is necessary to express 46 Unic, 28 | hell, he would make use of means which so completely defeated 47 Unic, 29 | impression of His great beauty by means of the imagination? No little 48 Unic, 29 | dead. It seeks ways and means whereby it may express something 49 Unic, 29 | sees none save death, by means of which it believes it 50 Unic, 30 | and sustaining its life by means of the food which is given 51 Unic, 31 | resolutions, using them as means which would enable me to 52 Unic, 31(246)| it is clear that lack of means, together with Don Juan' 53 Unic, 31 | By means of these nothings, which 54 Unic, 32 | Begins to tell of the way and means whereby the convent of Saint 55 Unic, 32 | desired to find some way and means of doing penance for all 56 Unic, 32 | impracticable to find the necessary means for making the foundation, 57 Unic, 33 | was unable to forecast the means and knew neither how nor 58 Unic, 33 | many ways, without money or means of procuring it, either 59 Unic, 34 | great favour of being the means whereby His Majesty aroused 60 Unic, 34 | once to use all possible means to get me to visit her, 61 Unic, 34 | He told me to go by all means, whereas others were telling 62 Unic, 36 | convent. This was by no means easy,308 as it was to be 63 Unic, 36 | my debt was so great? By means of these and other reflections, 64 Unic, 37(334)| about her own age -- a by no means uncommon phenomenon in Spain: 65 Unic, 39 | that I did not know what means I could employ to dissuade 66 Unic, 39 | heart to give me some such means, but until I found them 67 Unic, 39 | things which His Majesty means to grant, I find that I 68 Unic, 40 | I learned, sometimes by means of locutions, and sometimes 69 Unic, 40 | the Lord has chosen this means of helping many souls, and 70 Unic, 40 | with Him or to give me the means of serving Him. May it please


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