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 1  Pref,   1     |       Accordingly, the work was begun in the summer of 1939, continued
 2  Pref,   4     |        a year or so after I had begun work on St. Teresa. This
 3  Unic,   1     |        good desires which I had begun.~
 4  Unic,   3     |                       I had now begun to suffer from serious fainting
 5  Unic,   4     |        favours which Thou hadst begun to show me? Alas, my Creator!
 6  Unic,   4     |       the love which Thou hadst begun to show me, I could have
 7  Unic,   4     |    should never in any way have begun to sin grievously again.
 8  Unic,   5     |                     After I had begun to make my confessions to
 9  Unic,   5     |      was also a help that I had begun the practice of prayer,
10  Unic,   6     |       and after His Majesty had begun to grant me virtues which
11  Unic,   8     |     namely, that no one who has begun this practice, however many
12  Unic,   8     |          And anyone who has not begun to pray, I beg, for love
13  Unic,  11     | practise prayer and has already begun to do so. We have now, by
14  Unic,  11     |       for its building has been begun on a firm foundation.110
15  Unic,  11     |     There must be many who have begun some time back and never
16  Unic,  14     |         I have in fact even now begun to serve His Majesty --
17  Unic,  15     |        into sin; anyone who has begun to receive these favours
18  Unic,  18     |     once the two faculties have begun to grow inebriated with
19  Unic,  19     |      repeat that no one who has begun to practise prayer should
20  Unic,  23     |      good foundation, nor had I begun to understand the nature
21  Unic,  24     |   Continues the subject already begun. Describes how her soul
22  Unic,  27(211)|      not unlike that afterwards begun by St. Teresa. Cf. Ch. XXVII,
23  Unic,  27     |         this. O souls that have begun to pray and that possess
24  Unic,  29     |   Continues the subject already begun and describes certain great
25  Unic,  29     |     myself. As soon as they had begun to order me to test my visions
26  Unic,  30     |     good people, I have not yet begun to serve Him, and that I
27  Unic,  31     |       His poor soul has not yet begun to walk, and men expect
28  Unic,  31     |      virtue, which the Lord had begun to implant in me, might
29  Unic,  32     |         had news of the project begun to be known here than there
30  Unic,  32     |       us; but that, when he had begun to consider what he should
31  Unic,  33     |         proceed with what I had begun and she would help me. I
32  Unic,  34     |        adopted these habits and begun to pay great heed to her
33  Unic,  36     |   Continues the subject already begun and describes the completion
34  Unic,  36     |    discussion of it had already begun, when, on the very night
35  Unic,  36     |      the Lord that what we have begun will prosper, as His Majesty
36  Unic,  36     |         this work that has been begun from falling to the ground
37  Unic,  37     |        But what nonsense I have begun to write! I was discussing
38  Unic,  38     |       and I have in some degree begun to enjoy them, I may not
39  Unic,  38     |                 Now that I have begun to talk of visions about
40  Unic,  39     |        had forgotten what I had begun to describe -- namely, the
41 Lette,   0     |        do as Your Reverence has begun to do and give ourselves