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 1  Intr,   0     |   credited to St. Teresa, though hardly on sufficient evidence.
 2  Intr,   0     |          Way of perfection might hardly be thought "tiny", she refers
 3  Intr,   0     |         importance that they can hardly have been due to accident,
 4  Unic,   2     |    goodness very little, in fact hardly at all, and evil things
 5  Unic,   2     | suspicions in my father. I could hardly have been following these
 6  Unic,   4     |       became so serious -- for I hardly ever seemed to be fully
 7  Unic,   5     |       were so intolerable that I hardly had the power to think,
 8  Unic,   6     |          pains, although I could hardly endure the terrible cold
 9  Unic,   7(96) |                                  Hardly quite so long, as] it seems
10  Unic,   7     |        much worse. I think I can hardly ever be free from aches
11  Unic,   8     |      from perfection that I took hardly any notice of venial sins;
12  Unic,   8     |          others speaking of Him, hardly ever wearied me -- this,
13  Unic,  11     |       own importance;106 and yet hardly is our self-importance wounded107
14  Unic,  11(107)|                           Lit.: "hardly have they touched us in
15  Unic,  11     |       far above the earth. It is hardly suitable that people who
16  Unic,  15     |         Quiet, I, who understand hardly anything that I recite in
17  Unic,  16     |         their torments, they did hardly anything of themselves,
18  Unic,  18     |       they remain open, they can hardly see. If a person in this
19  Unic,  19     |          or nothing, and that it hardly even gave its consent to
20  Unic,  19     |      sink in so far that it will hardly ever grow dry again. But
21  Unic,  19     |         sufficiently as it is. I hardly know what I have said. It
22  Unic,  20     |        so excessive that one can hardly bear it, and occasionally,
23  Unic,  20     |          noticeable that I could hardly tell when my feet were touching
24  Unic,  21     |         a gain, and life becomes hardly possible when with one's
25  Unic,  21     |        more than that, for I had hardly any.~
26  Unic,  21     |          realize that I am doing hardly anything of myself; I understand
27  Unic,  22     |      effects which it leaves, is hardly noticed, and in the later
28  Unic,  24     |         great deal, and so I had hardly dared to stir. Then I began
29  Unic,  25     |          time when the memory is hardly working and the imagination
30  Unic,  25     |          shall say later, I have hardly ever been afraid of them
31  Unic,  26     |         need of books -- indeed, hardly any. His Majesty Himself
32  Unic,  29     |         He causes it, so that it hardly knows what it is doing.
33  Unic,  30     |      more disquiet. My confessor hardly needed the advice. This
34  Unic,  31     |  fighting against God, that I am hardly afraid of them at all: for
35  Unic,  31     |        eat or sleep -- they will hardly let him breathe, as we say:
36  Unic,  32     |                                  Hardly had news of the project
37  Unic,  32     |       the whole place, there was hardly anyone who was not against
38  Unic,  33     |     little -- so little as to be hardly anything beyond allowing
39  Unic,  33(270)|         describes the chapel as "hardly more than ten paces in length".
40  Unic,  34     |  according to their state, which hardly allows them to live: they
41  Unic,  34     |      until, as one might say, he hardly knows himself. Though formerly
42  Unic,  34     |                         It could hardly have been a week later when,
43  Unic,  35     |     regard to all this but found hardly anyone who shared my own --
44  Unic,  35     |          other side a precipice: hardly has a man relaxed his care
45  Unic,  35     |          from any precipice, and hardly has such a man stumbled
46  Unic,  36     |         previous night I had had hardly any peace of mind; and on
47  Unic,  38     |        such an extent that I was hardly capable of thinking a single