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 1  Outl,   0     |            Remains at Medina till early November. During her stay
 2  Outl,   0     |          During her stay there (? early in September) discusses
 3  Outl,   0     |         Évora (LL 285).~November (early). Returns to Avila.~November.
 4  Outl,   0     |         of Gregory XIII.)~August (early). Goes on from Avila to
 5  Intr,   0     |         during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, when
 6  Intr,   0     |     religious persecutions of the early years of the nineteenth
 7  Intr,   0     |        William Malone appeared as early as 1611; twelve years later,
 8  Unic,   1     |          devotion to remember how early God granted me what I lost
 9  Unic,   1     |         have done, even from this early age, to make me wholly Thine.
10  Unic,   4     |         to set out together, very early one morning, for the convent
11  Unic,   4(80) |           began" -- but it begins early on the Castilian plateau),
12  Unic,   4     |                          In these early days His Majesty began to
13  Unic,   4     |         It seemed to me, in these early stages of which I am speaking,
14  Unic,   4     |       Lord dealt with me in these early days, I should need much
15  Unic,   7     |                          In those early days, during my illness,
16  Unic,  10     | tremendous. When a soul is in its early stages of growth and God
17  Unic,  11     |           something, then, of the early experiences of those who
18  Unic,  11     |           called): it is in these early stages that their labour
19  Unic,  11     |          myself that often in the early stages, and again later,
20  Unic,  13     |           to me necessary. In the early stages, then, one should
21  Unic,  19     |         would happen to me in the early stages, when the condition
22  Unic,  22     |  fortitude bestowed by God in the early stages of rapture, when
23  Unic,  23     |         conduct themselves in the early stages. The profit that
24  Unic,  24(195)|       first met in 1557, with her early work in connection with
25  Unic,  26     |          to whom I had gone in my early days once advised me, now
26  Unic,  29(225)|           is almost certainly too early.]~
27  Unic,  32(260)|           chief supporters in the early days of her Reform, of which,
28  Unic,  33(267)|           to P. Salazar's removal early in 1562: he had gone when
29  Unic,  34(279)|            Yepes and St. Teresa's early biographers in general suppose
30  Unic,  34(291)|           had the opportunity The early editions follow the author,