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 1   0, 34    |       seem that Gracián, besides being the critic at these Segovian
 2   0, 36    |        Foundress was continually being assailed, and the large
 3   0, 40    |        the remainder of the work being shared by the other three.
 4   1        |        from understanding it and being aware of the favours which
 5   1, 5     |          there are many ways of "being" in a place. Many souls
 6   2, 1     |    profit in nothing, and hence, being as it is in mortal sin,
 7   2, 9     |          see how far we are from being humble. ~
 8   2, 14    |          actually inhabits; for, being among such poisonous things,
 9   2, 14    |          time or another, escape being bitten by them. ~
10   1, 3     |        is consumed with grief at being unable to do His bidding
11   1, 5     | everywhere and gives it life and being. Then the understanding
12   1, 10    |         What hope can we have of being able to rest in other people'
13   1, 2     |         and are always afraid of being surprised by a breaching
14   1, 3     |          the Lord that, as it is being done for His sake, you may
15   1, 3     |   Patroness; even my sins and my being what I am have not been
16   1, 7     |          created us and gives us being, without counting ourselves
17   1, 7     |  counting ourselves fortunate in being able to repay Him something
18   1, 1     |  advantage to be gained from its being done, but not otherwise. ~
19   1, 2     |       any way accurately without being completely obscure to those
20   1, 3     |      harm than he can when it is being tempted. The soul, too,
21   1, 7     |          His goodness and in His being Who He is, and in desiring
22   2, 5     |            speaks of the heart's being enlarged. I do not think
23   2, 6     |         occurrence is capable of being perceived, and the soul
24   3, 12    | concerning God. She was cured by being told to take more food and
25   1, 2(110)|        are": "follow the rule of being." ~
26   1, 3(112)|      construction in the Spanish being rather obscure], reading,
27   1, 4     |     enter, a few little lizards, being very agile, can hide themselves
28   1, 8(119)|       Gracián alters "as" to "as being, I think". ~
29   2, 3     |  wonderful things and rejoice in being the brides of so wise and
30   2, 8     |         come out like this after being hidden in the greatness
31   2, 8     |          hence, when it sees God being offended, it becomes greatly
32   2, 11    |         and with great sorrow at being unable to do more because
33   2, 12    |       reach to the depths of our being, as does this grief, which,
34   2, 15    |        great offenses which were being committed against His Father?
35   3, 8     |          matter of common sense: being unable to help ourselves,
36   3, 10    |      done everything. Our nature being so evil, I do not believe
37   3, 12    |       Again, if you hear someone being highly praised, be much
38   4, 3     |         of time. But the Spouse, being Who He is, leaves her, after
39   1, 1     |        seeks more opportunity of being alone, trying, so far as
40   1, 3     |        perdition" and "obviously being deluded", that "this is
41   1, 4     |       God, but as though He were being gracious to a third person,
42   1, 4     |    others. It cares little about being dishonoured itself, provided
43   1, 4     |        can be the cause of God's being even once praised -- come
44   1, 5     |         for its great advantage. Being quite clear about this,
45   2, 2     |      love, and even cries aloud, being unable to help itself, for
46   2, 7     |       who was terribly afraid of being deceived in this way, and
47   3, 5     |          give it reasons for not being troubled, they could not
48   3, 12    |         no part in the matter is being played by the devil. The
49   3, 17    |        no more doubt about their being understood than if they
50   3, 17    |     understood than if they were being spoken by the spirit of
51   3, 18    |        honour of God rather than being mindful of its own profit,
52   3, 19    |        can only think of what is being said; for He who was able,
53   4, 7     |       give Him hearty praise for being pleased to allow us to understand
54   5, 3     |  remember exactly where),176 was being filled at that stage gently
55   6, 2     | distressed to find that, without being aware of the fact, she cannot
56   6, 3     |      state will be distressed at being prevented from doing this
57   6, 10    |         the depths of the soul's being, such peace and such happiness
58   6, 13    |       melancholiac, who, without being entirely out of his mind,
59   7, 9     |       makes us unworthy of their being wrought, and to do everything
60   7, 12    |         especially when they are being celebrated by the Catholic
61   7, 15    |          was so perfect that His being on earth was actually a
62   8, 2     |         was there. But as to its being from God or no she had great
63   8, 3     |                                  Being frightened about this vision (
64   8, 9     |       they prevent the soul from being content with a single consultation,
65   9, 5     |         to ask here how, without being told, the soul knows Who
66   9, 13    |       that insulting things were being said about his portrait
67   9, 23    |      their own cost, and without being given any of these great
68  10, 1     |    cannot counterfeit them. But, being very secret things, they
69  11, 3     |         purgatory; despite their being no longer in the body they
70   1, 3     |       within it and is giving it being, but because, as I think
71   1, 7     |     believing these words222 and being led in this way to realize
72   1, 7     |         depths. So although, not being a learned person, she cannot
73   2, 3     |          made one with God, Who, being likewise a Spirit, has been
74   3, 5     |        they would rejoice at not being given some of the honours
75   3, 6     |        conception of glory is of being able in some way to help
76   4, 1     |         have referred to them as being present "habitually". Sometimes
77   4, 3     |        them to see so many souls being lost; and, although on the
78   4, 3     |          have great hopes of not being among them, yet, when they
79   4, 10    |         to do with the body from being idle than it did when it
80   4, 14    |       would gladly do this, but, being unable to teach and preach
81   4, 20    |     given you to read, if, after being revised by learned men,