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 1  Pref,   3     |                             Some idea of the principles which
 2  Intr,   0     |        passage gives as vivid an idea as any of the spirit in
 3  Intr,   0     |  intrinsically improbable in the idea that a writer with the initiative
 4  Unic,   2     |           although they had some idea of what I had been doing,
 5  Unic,   3     |             and this gave me the idea that, if I was to be a nun,
 6  Unic,   7     |      worlds at once, and have no idea where to turn or how to
 7  Unic,   7     |       that kind. I always had an idea that it was not due to my
 8  Unic,  13     |       have found some who had no idea how to act for themselves;
 9  Unic,  13     |         a simpleton and gets the idea into his head, he will give
10  Unic,  14     |         it back again, having no idea how to do so. For even if
11  Unic,  16     |        to go forward, and has no idea how to do so, yet neither
12  Unic,  19     |          when the devil put this idea into my head under the guise
13  Unic,  22     | sometimes, but I cannot bear the idea that we must withdraw ourselves
14  Unic,  22(171)|       for meditation, attacks an idea, very prevalent in St. Teresa'
15  Unic,  22     |        are shut and they have no idea what they are doing, these
16  Unic,  24     |      distress that I had put the idea aside, as the friendships
17  Unic,  25     |          out, with not the least idea what to do. I have sometimes --
18  Unic,  27     |    existing knowledge; he has no idea how or whence it has come,
19  Unic,  27     |         to have at any rate some idea of what is happening in
20  Unic,  31     |         to death and had no more idea of what to do for me than
21  Unic,  31     |         were helpless and had no idea how to relieve such torture;
22  Unic,  31(244)|  inconsequent way of writing. An idea comes into her head and
23  Unic,  31     |           I was tormented by the idea that, because these thoughts
24  Unic,  31     |        back because they have no idea what to do to help themselves.
25  Unic,  32     |       read books which give some idea of the pains of hell, I
26  Unic,  32     |      because I had a fairly good idea of the serious disturbances
27  Unic,  32     |         expressly to give up the idea, but he saw that, humanly
28  Unic,  32     |    religious Orders, took to the idea very well, gave her all
29  Unic,  32     |         us and declared that the idea was ridiculous. Of me, they
30  Unic,  32     |     unless she would give up the idea; it was incumbent on her,
31  Unic,  32     |        view and decided that the idea might be from God, in which
32  Unic,  33     |          some ridiculous women's idea, and the evil-speaking against
33  Unic,  33     |         single command. I had no idea what was the reason for
34  Unic,  34     |          about this, as I had no idea how to say them, and the
35  Unic,  35     |     nothing,297 and I had had no idea of founding a convent without
36  Unic,  35     |        this, I thought it a good idea, though I was afraid that
37  Unic,  36     |          at once inclined to the idea of helping it. The whole
38  Unic,  36     |      money for this and I had no idea what to do. However, the
39  Unic,  36     |    thought it would not be a bad idea to accept some money until
40  Unic,  37     |      many changes that I have no idea how to live. What, then,
41  Unic,  38     |          worry because he had no idea what to do with it. If he
42  Unic,  39     |   distress of spirit, and had no idea what I should do, when I
43  Unic,  40     |         I should think it a good idea for them to force themselves
44 Lette,   0     |      Amen. It would not be a bad idea if I were to exaggerate