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  1   0, 9    |          comfortable room. When the little party of nuns, half frozen
  2   0, 47   |               I really think I have little to say that I have not already
  3   0, 47   |           am afraid that I shall do little but repeat myself, for I
  4   0, 49   |           her to praise Him ever so little better. His Majesty well
  5   0, 49   |            could be their having as little understanding as I have
  6   1, 2    |              and should cause us no little shame, that, through our
  7   1, 2    |          consider and so we trouble little about carefully preserving
  8   2, 7    |            mind that anyone with as little learning as I will be sure
  9   2, 7    |             have to do and say very little about the work done by the
 10   2, 7    |        which is within us and is so little understood by mortals, although
 11   2, 8    |           practises prayer, whether little or much, should be subjected
 12   2, 8    |          than if we stay in our own little plot of ground and tie ourselves
 13   2, 12   |             their own servants have little strength for defending themselves.
 14   2, 16   |            that she would think any little fault on the part of the
 15   1, 1    |           there. I want to say very little to you about this, because
 16   1, 4    |            least it could hear very little, and so it offered less
 17   1, 11   |          soul will keep on losing a little more every day -- please
 18   2, 2    |      withdraws His help from them a little -- and no more than that
 19   2, 12   |             suppose that it matters little whether or no we do what
 20   2, 13   |         have said, He shows them no little mercy in bringing them to
 21   2, 13   |          the world, and realize how little need there is to fear them
 22   1, 1    |       Although I think I have now a little more light upon these favours
 23   1, 6    |         result of passion85. I know little about these passions of
 24   1, 9(89)|       expressive phrase: "so like a little tórtola (turtle-dove)" --
 25   1, 11   |             downward; and a host of little birds seem to be whistling,
 26   1, 15   |              though this will be of little help to you until the Lord
 27   2, 2    |             I believe that in every little thing created by God there
 28   2, 5    |       creatures go about like silly little shepherd-boys, thinking
 29   2, 5    |           even considering how very little we can learn to know of
 30   3, 2(99)|                            There is little doubt that St. Teresa is
 31   3, 9    |         things are mere refuse; so, little by little, he withdraws
 32   3, 9    |          mere refuse; so, little by little, he withdraws from them
 33   3, 11   |          spiritual", and which is a little more marked than the condition
 34   3, 13   |           last long, but only for a little while. Although the soul
 35   1, 3    |         back nothing; whether it be little or much, He will have it
 36   1, 4    |           creatures to enter, a few little lizards, being very agile,
 37   1, 4    |              they correspond to the little thoughts which proceed from
 38   1, 9    |      understanding of it he knew as little of it as she), told her
 39   2, 2    |        making themselves very tight little cocoons, in which they bury
 40   2, 3    |         such an enterprise the poor little worm would lose its life?
 41   2, 4    |     concerns me now: the rest is of little importance. ~
 42   2, 5    |            exact form of this131 is little to my purpose.) ~
 43   2, 6    |            ourselves, just as these little silkworms do. And, before
 44   2, 7    |            His greatness as is this little worm in its cocoon. Note
 45   2, 8    |           the world, it comes out a little white butterfly. Oh, greatness
 46   2, 9    |            the restlessness of this little butterfly -- though it has
 47   2, 9    |           desires. It even attaches little importance to what the saints
 48   2, 10   |       realize that I have said very little. It is not surprising, then,
 49   2, 10   |     surprising, then, that, as this little butterfly feels a stranger
 50   2, 10   |             But where will the poor little creature go? It cannot return
 51   2, 11   |            God is offended, and how little esteemed, in this world,
 52   2, 13   |            the Bride (I said this a little while back,134 though not
 53   2, 15   |            a soul which has so very little charity by comparison with
 54   3, 1    |            LET us now return to our little dove, and see something
 55   3, 3    |          this Mansion seems to me a little obscure. There is a great
 56   3, 7    |              there are always a few little worms which do not reveal
 57   3, 12   |         been feeling, I realize how little they understand of the road
 58   4, 1    |      anxious now to learn what this little dove is doing, and where
 59   4, 1    |      sisters, however, that matters little. ~
 60   4, 2    |            will say more about this little butterfly, which never rests --
 61   4, 7    |          understand, are not wrong; little by little he darkens its
 62   4, 7    |            are not wrong; little by little he darkens its understanding,
 63   1, 4    |         them do to others. It cares little about being dishonoured
 64   1, 5    |            soul has learned to care little about this, it cares very
 65   1, 11   |             misery and realized how little we can do of ourselves if
 66   1, 13   |         soul thus forsaken, and how little, as I have said, can it
 67   2, 1    |            WE seem to have left the little dove a long way behind,
 68   3, 4    |            In such cases it matters little from whom they proceed or
 69   3, 4    |              because they will have little power of their own. ~
 70   3, 17   | restlessness and turmoil. He can do little or no harm if the soul is
 71   4, 1    |             much rest can this poor little butterfly have amid all
 72   4, 9    |              He is showing her some little part of the kingdom which
 73   4, 13   |           sometimes remain active a little longer, it cannot possibly
 74   4, 13   |         profound suspension lifts a little, the body seems to come
 75   4, 15   |           it does it counts as very little, for its love is so strong
 76   5, 1    |           you suppose it causes but little perturbation to a person
 77   5, 3    |           powerful a wave that this little ship -- our soul -- is lifted
 78   5, 5    |          itself, it realizes what a little it is doing towards the
 79   5, 5    |  obligations and how feeble is that little which it does do and how
 80   6, 1    |          without it. In short, this little butterfly can find no lasting
 81   6, 4    |                            Oh, poor little butterfly, bound by so many
 82   6, 4    |            soul might praise Thee a little more. She would consider
 83   8, 5    |            His companionship are of little avail, for the Lord gives
 84   8, 8    |             you, for fancy can have little effect on your soul, either
 85   8, 9    |            if the confessor has had little experience and treats the
 86   8, 10   |           and purity of conscience. Little, however, can be known with
 87   9, 5    |          they would be thought very little of for what they are, but
 88   9, 6    |                        O, Lord, how little do we Christians know Thee!
 89   9, 9    |           the possibility of doubt. Little by little they build up
 90   9, 9    |     possibility of doubt. Little by little they build up the picture
 91  10, 5    |              And then I reflect how little we understand of this Sovereign
 92  10, 8    |             In my opinion, there is little scope here either for the
 93  11, 1    |          sufficient to satisfy this little dove or butterfly (do not
 94  11, 4    |            if the flame were only a little stronger, God would have
 95  11, 4    |        anything if it were cut into little pieces. ~
 96  11, 6    |        lovers! Yet all this is very little by comparison with what
 97  11, 11   |            would really bring it no little happiness. ~
 98   1, 2    |            praised and understood a little better. At all events I
 99   1, 5    |           part. Actually it matters little what happens: whatever it
100   2, 5    |             for it is here that the little butterfly to which we have
101   2, 6    |           river, in which this tiny little spring is swallowed up,
102   2, 8    |           confused when it sees how little it is able to do and how
103   3, 1    |           we are saying, then, this little butterfly has now died,
104   3, 3    |             having to do this is no little torment to her), or to do
105   3, 3    |      regards exterior ones there is little to be said. Her great grief
106   3, 7    |        especially when they see how little they are doing to serve
107   3, 11   |         look, as it were, through a little chink, at what is passing.
108   3, 12   |         music. Previously, the poor little butterfly was always so
109   4, 2    |              for a single day, or a little longer, at the most -- and
110   4, 6    |                 Oh, my sisters, how little one should think about resting,
111   4, 6    |        think about resting, and how little one should care about honours,
112   4, 7    |            God. It will profit me a little if I am alone and deeply
113   4, 7    |            I said it will profit me little, for anyone who is with
114   4, 7    |    everything at once must progress little by little. If she wishes
115   4, 7    |             must progress little by little. If she wishes to find help
116   4, 7    |           her own will and in these little nooks of ours there will
117   4, 11   |           they must have endured no little suffering. ~
118   4, 17   |         confess it has cost me very little. And considering how strictly