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 1  Pref,   1     |     remote community of Carmelite nuns whom I visited put the same
 2  Pref,   2     |            And who counselled her nuns to be like herself:~
 3  Pref,   2     |        invents "laws by which we (nuns) go up and down in rank,
 4  Pref,   2     |       discussion on melancholy in nuns, in the seventh chapter
 5  Pref,   4     | correspondence with the Stanbrook nuns over Teresian matters and
 6  Outl,   0     |           a convent for Discalced nuns (R IV).~1559. P. çlvarez
 7  Outl,   0     |           October. The Valladolid nuns fall ill and go to stay
 8  Outl,   0     |        February 3. The Valladolid nuns enter their new house.~February
 9  Outl,   0     |         April. Transfers Pastrana nuns to Segovia (F XVII). Remains
10  Outl,   0     |           the Incarnation, Avila. Nuns voting for St. Teresa are
11  Intr,   0     |          convent of the Discalced nuns at Valladolid. As a considerable
12  Intr,   0     |        for the edification of the nuns of the Saint's first foundation --
13  Unic,   1     |           pretending that we were nuns; and I think I wanted to
14  Unic,   2     |           father's house. All the nuns were pleased with me; for
15  Unic,   2     |           was very pleased to see nuns who were so good; for in
16  Unic,   3     |        prayers and to get all the nuns to commend me to God and
17  Unic,   3     |          this feeling; if all the nuns had been of one opinion,
18  Unic,   5     |          died. I saw that all the nuns were afraid of it but for
19  Unic,   5(86) |                     The Discalced nuns of St. Joseph's, Avila,
20  Unic,   5(88) |        her at the Incarnation and nuns came from that convent to
21  Unic,   6     |       body they had expected, the nuns received a living soul;
22  Unic,   7     |      enough to see to it that the nuns had a good opinion of me,
23  Unic,   7     |         as is given to the oldest nuns, and even more, and they
24  Unic,   7     |        and the obligations of the nuns are so ill understood, the
25  Unic,   7     |           warned by me. I beg all nuns, for the love of Our Lord,
26  Unic,  11     | Presumably, again, when we became nuns, or previously, when we
27  Unic,  11(106)|        something reprehensible in nuns: elsewhere she adjures her
28  Unic,  19     |          goodness and sanctity of nuns in my own house, and indeed
29  Unic,  19     |            I do not mean only the nuns, but other people: they
30  Unic,  19     |      enjoined upon me, as all the nuns did, but I did not even
31  Unic,  20     |        about it; so I ordered the nuns (for it happened after I
32  Unic,  24     |         who knew me, and even the nuns in my own house,191 considered
33  Unic,  31     |           persons to come in (two nuns who may safely be believed,
34  Unic,  31     |         stifling me; and when the nuns had sprinkled a great deal
35  Unic,  31     |            but because of all the nuns who were listening to me.
36  Unic,  31     |     humility; seeing that all the nuns except myself were making
37  Unic,  32     |          as it was very needy, we nuns would often leave it for
38  Unic,  32     |          repeating to some of the nuns the things taught me by
39  Unic,  32     |       should not become Discalced nuns,255 for it would be quite
40  Unic,  32(255)|        hermit-saints. Some of the nuns suggested the establishment
41  Unic,  32     |       many reasons, the number of nuns in the convent ought never
42  Unic,  32(259)|         began to inveigh against "nuns who left their convents
43  Unic,  33     |       more strictly enclosed. The nuns said that I was insulting
44  Unic,  34     |      lived in a convent where the nuns were allowed to leave the
45  Unic,  35     |           warned that many of the nuns wanted to lay upon me the
46  Unic,  35     |    account of the large number of nuns there were, and for other
47  Unic,  36     |   numerous persecutions which the nuns had to endure after taking
48  Unic,  36     |         the habit, with two other nuns of our own house, who chanced
49  Unic,  36(311)|          are those taken by these nuns in religion. The Bishop
50  Unic,  36(311)|           of her cousins who were nuns at the Incarnation and later
51  Unic,  36     |          went at once, leaving my nuns terribly upset. I was well
52  Unic,  36     |        was more wicked than other nuns, and in asking how, if I
53  Unic,  36     |     matter in the presence of the nuns, so I had to do so.~
54  Unic,  36     |      house and to take some other nuns with me so that we might
55  Unic,  36     |        the Lord would give to the nuns in this house.~
56  Unic,  36     |      devoted to the convent. More nuns were received and the Lord
57  Unic,  36     |           the case always. As the nuns are few in number I am sure
58  Unic,  36(327)|       which she did by giving the nuns the same Constitution as
59  Unic,  36     |          always be the aim of our nuns -- to be alone with Him
60  Unic,  36(329)|       To-day there are twenty-one nuns in each convent, eighteen
61  Unic,  38(338)|          Teresa recommends to her nuns in her Constitutions (Vol.
62  Unic,  38(344)|       lines were written, all the nuns of St. Joseph's were still