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  1   0, 9     |        where he had arrived some time previously, and, as was
  2   0, 10    |      soul in grace. Just at that time she was commanded to write
  3   0, 13    |       found in her Life, at that time in the hands of the Inquisitors.4
  4   0, 15    |     correct, and yet at the same time more natural and flexible,
  5   0, 17    |   compelled to remain for a long time in one single room". But
  6   0, 19    |          So they stay for a long time in the Mansions of Humility,
  7   0, 20    |     SECOND MANSIONS. But all the time the soul is anxious to penetrate
  8   0, 23    |          in which, for the first time, the faculties of the soul
  9   0, 24    |      other for long periods at a time, and as they grow in intimacy
 10   0, 30    |        into chapters. But by the time the manuscript was completed
 11   0, 33    |        striking thing that, at a time when such care had perforce
 12   0, 36    |          and the large amount of time taken up by other activities,
 13   0, 37    |     October. This meant that the time actually spent in writing
 14   0, 38    |       quote one witness. "At the time when our holy Mother was
 15   0, 39    |        in his turn gave it for a time to M. María de San José,
 16   0, 40    |       presumably because at that time the autograph had none.
 17   1, 6     |                          A short time ago I was told by a very
 18   1, 6     |          grown to living all the time with the reptiles and other
 19   1, 8     |        they are thinking all the time of their preoccupations,
 20   1, 8     |         their heart also.27 From time to time, however, they shake
 21   1, 8     |       heart also.27 From time to time, however, they shake their
 22   2, 6     |         two things, sisters, the time you have spent in reading
 23   2, 6     |        reading all this, and the time I have spent in writing
 24   2, 8     |   compelled to remain for a long time in one single room -- not,
 25   2, 14    |       things, it cannot, at some time or another, escape being
 26   1, 2     |         souls have a much harder time than those in the first
 27   1, 2     |         I say they have a harder time because the souls in the
 28   1, 3     |         He calls us ceaselessly, time after time, to approach
 29   1, 3     |          ceaselessly, time after time, to approach Him; and this
 30   1, 6     |      suffer great trials at this time, especially if the devil
 31   1, 10    |           my sisters, and many a time He spoke words of peace
 32   1, 10    |    realize that to fall a second time is worse than to fall once.
 33   1, 11    |          for longer periods at a time. So I will say no more about
 34   1, 4     |     recollection; they use their time well; they practise works
 35   1, 7     |         the truth,71 for all the time He lived in the world He
 36   2, 6     |        the same persons who some time ago were meditating upon
 37   2, 8     |         getting fatigued all the time -- for, believe me, it is
 38   1, 2     |       must have lived for a long time in the others; as a rule
 39   1, 10    |       lost, and have misused the time that we are spending in
 40   1, 11    |        held this view for a long time, for the spirit seems to
 41   1, 15    |        not seem to me a waste of time if I go into it farther
 42   2, 1     |         it until a more suitable time, and, as I have a poor memory,
 43   2, 3     |         water is flowing all the time. The difference between
 44   3, 7     |          though for a very short time. ~
 45   3, 11    |        nothing but wasting their time at it and ruining their
 46   1, 3     |           in fact, for the short time that the condition lasts,
 47   1, 9     |     saying that it saw it at the time,121 but that it sees it
 48   2, 8     |         with Him, for so short a time -- never, I think, for as
 49   2, 9     |          wine which almost every time has brought it some new
 50   3, 5     |        soul and lasts for a long time. They are griefs which pass
 51   4, 3     |        over in the very shortest time. All giving and taking have
 52   4, 3     |         in the briefest space of time. But the Spouse, being Who
 53   4, 3(148)|          word "take" (tomar each time in the Spanish) is of course
 54   4, 9     |           We must strive all the time to advance, and, if we are
 55   1, 2     |         much if souls which from time to time really taste the
 56   1, 2     |         souls which from time to time really taste the things
 57   1, 3     |        grants such favours, at a time when everything really seems
 58   1, 4     |         itself, for only a short time previously it saw itself
 59   1, 14    |          goes on for a very long time?155 If she prays, she might
 60   1, 14    |          mental prayer at such a time is certainly impossible --
 61   2, 4     |    sometimes it lasts for a long time, while sometimes it comes
 62   2, 4     |          for a certain length of time, it goes and comes again;
 63   3, 1     |      reason I will spend a short time in describing it. This awakening
 64   3, 3     |       that such people have less time for prayer, and also that,
 65   3, 7     |       the memory for a very long time: some, indeed, never vanish
 66   3, 7     |     badly astray. It may be some time since it heard the words;
 67   3, 7     |    certainty which it had at the time that they came from God
 68   3, 7     |          imagination. Yet at the time it had no such doubts and
 69   4, 8     |    Although I was there for some time, there was so much to be
 70   4, 10    |        for delaying even a short time instead of seeking this
 71   4, 13    |      This lasts only for a short time (I mean, only for a short
 72   4, 13    |          short period at any one time) because, when this profound
 73   5, 6     |          and keep trying all the time to realize our poverty and
 74   5, 7     |        as if he had spent a long time in their company. ~
 75   6, 5     |           I take it, occurs at a time when the Lord leaves it
 76   6, 7     |         of tears -- and for some time they cannot refrain from
 77   6, 10    |        of safety, at least for a time. And, for my own part, I
 78   6, 11    |         those who heard him from time to time called him mad.
 79   6, 11    |       who heard him from time to time called him mad. Oh, what
 80   7, 2     |        be more oppressive at one time than at another, and also
 81   7, 2     |        through the soul and from time to time bringing these favours
 82   7, 2     |        the soul and from time to time bringing these favours with
 83   7, 6     |          Christ, because by that time he will be wholly proficient
 84   7, 8     |  Mansions, and it will only lose time by attempting it, for the
 85   7, 10    |         be so foolish as to lose time by waiting to receive what
 86   7, 14    |     enjoying these gifts all the time. Let them take my advice,
 87   7, 14    |       frequent that there is not time for everything. If anyone
 88   7, 15    |       Apostles could not at that time have been as firm in the
 89   7, 16    |       and losing a great deal of time, without advancing in the
 90   7, 16    | regretting that there was once a time when I failed to realize
 91   9, 4     |          for a certain length of time, it can no more be gazing
 92   9, 4     |          be gazing at it all the time than it could keep gazing
 93   9, 7     |       long this may take us, the time will be but short by comparison
 94   9, 8     |        able to remain for a long time looking upon the Lord, I
 95   9, 10    |       and for a certain space of time it enjoys the complete certainty
 96   9, 11    |        and even to wait for some time to see what results these
 97   9, 18    |       much about it that after a time they begin to dream of it. ~
 98  10, 1     |    delight in it and at the same time may comfort it. There is
 99  10, 5     |       many questions, and at the time of His Passion said to Him: '"
100  11, 2     |    reduced to powder. During the time that it lasts we cannot
101  11, 4     |        it lasts only for a short time, it leaves the limbs quite
102  11, 5     |         completely. Down to this time she had been able to do
103  11, 8     |      this state only for a short time (three or four hours at
104  11, 8     |   engaged in conversation at the time -- it was the last day of
105  11, 9     |       you to see that, if at any time you should find yourselves
106   1, 3     |       realizing that there was a time when we were ourselves like
107   1, 8     |      good reason, though all the time she is walking more carefully
108   2, 1     |        this favour for the first time, His Majesty is pleased
109   2, 1     |         and told her that it was time she took upon her His affairs
110   2, 4     |         the soul remains all the time in that centre with its
111   2, 6     |        This, with the passage of time, becomes more evident through
112   2, 6     |       soul enjoys, so that, from time to time, there should flow
113   2, 6     |    enjoys, so that, from time to time, there should flow from
114   3, 9     |          For now is the accepted time: He seems indeed to be listening
115   3, 10    |   disturbance in it which at one time or another have occurred
116   3, 11    |         is only for a very brief time. The faculties, I think,
117   4, 1     |       invariably present all the time; it is for this reason that,
118   4, 1     |       themselves on them for the time during which they have not
119   4, 2     |      this lasts only for a short time -- for a single day, or
120   4, 11    |          the soul has a very bad time, for, however much it accomplishes,
121   4, 12    |          best we shall waste our time: it would certainly be a
122   4, 17    |          walk about in it at any time without asking leave from