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 1  Outl,   0     | commanded to write an amplified account of her life. ~1563~(About
 2  Outl,   0     |         chapters: then stops on account of "numerous occupations".~
 3  Intr,   0     |        an accurate and detailed account of her spiritual progress,
 4  Intr,   0     |         of her letters and some account books bearing her signature.
 5  Intr,   0     |         over the other works on account of its practical utility
 6  Unic,   1     |     that she made the slightest account of her beauty; and, though
 7  Unic,   6     |     shall have to give a strict account to God for the bad example
 8  Unic,   7     |       esteemed by the world. On account of this they gave me as
 9  Unic,   7     | troubles I now make such little account that I often rejoice in
10  Unic,   7     |        soul than he in body, on account of my vanities, though,
11  Unic,   7     |   myself to be so I would on no account have continued in it. I
12  Unic,  10     |         earnestly to write some account of the favours which God
13  Unic,  15     |    Spanish. Let us leave out of account occasions when these learned
14  Unic,  19     |      writing this and giving an account of my wretched life and
15  Unic,  21     |          Continues and ends the account of this last degree of prayer.
16  Unic,  23     |        but I was afraid lest on account of my great sins God might
17  Unic,  23(187)|        Bernardino de Laredo. An account of Laredo and his book will
18  Unic,  23     |  together with the best general account of my life and sins that
19  Unic,  23     |        and prepare the clearest account of my life that I possibly
20  Unic,  23     |         the word). I must on no account give up prayer; on the contrary,
21  Unic,  26     |         confession I must on no account keep back anything: if I
22  Unic,  26     |         will now go on with the account of my life. May it have
23  Unic,  27     |                Returning to the account of my life, I have already
24  Unic,  27(211)|    Franciscan saint [of whom an account will be found in S.S.M,
25  Unic,  27     |    myself to certain visions an account of which may be of some
26  Unic,  27     |   longer are there any whom men account mad because they see them
27  Unic,  28     |         trials befell him on my account, and this in many ways.
28  Unic,  28     |        he would be blamed on my account when he was in no way blameworthy.~
29  Unic,  30     | occasions. I gave him a summary account of my life and method of
30  Unic,  30     |          however, leaves out of account the fact that the Lord has
31  Unic,  31     | confessor,243 who saw a written account of the occurrence in a letter.
32  Unic,  31     |       permitted me to suffer on account of my sins.~
33  Unic,  31     |   servant of God to make little account of these horrors, which
34  Unic,  31     |        highly and we must on no account run the risk of losing it.
35  Unic,  32     |         them is of the smallest account by comparison with what
36  Unic,  32(255)|                         Another account of this conversation [cit.
37  Unic,  32     |       it and give him a written account of everything that took
38  Unic,  32     |      lady gave this holy man an account of everything and told him
39  Unic,  32     |         wanted him to take into account when giving us his opinion.
40  Unic,  34     |        part of some of them, on account of the great love which
41  Unic,  35     |       told me that I must on no account fail to found the convent
42  Unic,  35     |     labour it would involve, on account of the large number of nuns
43  Unic,  35     |       told me that I must on no account fail to go: if I wanted
44  Unic,  36     |      and the Lord helped me, my account of the affair gave neither
45  Unic,  36(316)|        gives a long independent account of the "commotion" mainly
46  Unic,  36     |     this new convent must on no account be sanctioned, that it would
47  Unic,  36     |      that the matter must on no account be allowed to go any farther.
48  Unic,  36     |         added that I must on no account allow the place to have
49  Unic,  36     |       said was that I was on no account to accept any endowment
50  Unic,  36     |       us most. I told him on no account to allow the agreement about
51  Unic,  36     |   getting impatient at the long account which I have given of this
52  Unic,  37     |         Lord, for that is of no account by comparison with loss
53  Unic,  38     |    instant. We may leave out of account the pains of the moment
54  Unic,  39     |         like people who make no account of their lives for the sake
55  Unic,  39     |       poor soul. Leaving out of account those who are not great
56  Unic,  40     |        Lord will also take into account, for which reason it is
57  Unic,  40     |       symbolized the soul in my account of an earlier vision, except