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 1  Pref,   2     |       even "Dear me!" The polite form of address Vuestra Merced
 2  Pref,   3     |          in the best and fullest form I have utilized all the
 3  Unic,   9     |   pictures of Him, I could never form any picture of Him myself.
 4  Unic,  10     |      experience in an elementary form, and very fleetingly, what
 5  Unic,  16     |       them, they have no orderly form. The understanding, at any
 6  Unic,  17(139)|   gostadura, of which the modern form is gustadura, and which
 7  Unic,  17     |          others of their natural form and reduced them to ashes:
 8  Unic,  18     |        his mind cannot manage to form a single word, nor, if it
 9  Unic,  20(162)|            But the interrogative form suggests rather Job xxv,
10  Unic,  23     |       and spiritual state in the form of a general confession;
11  Unic,  27     |        could not discern in what form: what I felt very clearly
12  Unic,  27     |          it. He asked me in what form I had seen Him. I told him
13  Unic,  27     |           for it is a very lofty form of prayer. But it is not
14  Unic,  28     |    likeness of Him. He takes the form of flesh, but he cannot
15  Unic,  29     |          studying the subject or form any impression of His great
16  Unic,  29     |          it, and considering the form and the brilliance of it;
17  Unic,  29     |         hand, an angel in bodily form -- a type of vision which
18  Unic,  29(231)|        his edition, adopted this form.~
19  Unic,  30(238)|       houses not large enough to form a province.]~
20  Unic,  30(241)|       water." These words, which form part of the Gospel for the
21  Unic,  31     |       left hand in an abominable form; as he spoke to me, I paid
22  Unic,  31     |       often seen him without any form, as in the kind of vision
23  Unic,  31     |      have described, in which no form is seen but the object is
24  Unic,  33     | particularly beautiful detail of form: it was her face as a whole
25  Unic,  36     |       without mitigation, in the form drawn up by Fray Hugo, Cardinal
26  Unic,  40     |      without any distinctness of form, but with perfect clarity,
27  Unic,  40     |          the rapture is over, to form the picture which the Lord
28  Unic,  40(367)|        Garc'a de Toledo. [On the form "Sir", see n. 174.]~