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 1   0, 15     |          brief preface, the author comes at once to her subject: ~
 2   1         |        describes the benefit which comes from understanding it and
 3   1, 8      |            unless the Lord Himself comes and commands them to rise,
 4   2, 13     |    daughters, about the harm which comes to us through our not properly
 5   2, 14     |          note that the light which comes from the palace occupied
 6   1, 5      |             Then the understanding comes forward and makes the soul
 7   1, 3      |           write this that, when it comes to my mind, as is very often
 8   2, 5      |      opportunity, certainly, if it comes to him; but if he strives
 9   1, 4      |      brother or son is dead and he comes back to her alive. I have
10   2, 3      |         ways: the water in the one comes from a long distance, by
11   2, 3      |       means of our own efforts, it comes, the satisfaction which
12   2, 4      |           other fountain the water comes direct from its source,
13   3, 7      |      thought, such cessation often comes, though for a very short
14   3, 8      |            described first, for it comes far below the consolations
15   3, 9      |    greatness of God, the better he comes to realize the misery of
16   3, 11     |        feel any interior joy there comes over them a physical weakness
17   3, 13     |           is something that really comes from God, there may be languor,
18   3, 13     |           it has become exhausted, comes back again. If their constitution
19   2, 2      |       invent but God -- and how it comes from a kind of seed which
20   2, 2      |              When the warm weather comes, and the mulberry-trees
21   2, 2      |          which was large and ugly, comes right out of the cocoon
22   2, 4      |             through the heat which comes from the Holy Spirit, it
23   2, 8      |        quite dead to the world, it comes out a little white butterfly.
24   2, 8      |            have said, if after God comes to a soul here on earth
25   3, 1      |       happens to the creature that comes out of the silkworm, which
26   3, 6      |           cost you most; for death comes more easily140 when one
27   4, 7      |         not be lost. But the devil comes with his artful wiles, and,
28   1, 8      |         and cannot believe that it comes from any other spirit than
29   1, 16     |   deservings. This severe distress comes just before the soul's entrance
30   2, 4      |           time, while sometimes it comes suddenly to an end, according
31   2, 4      |        length of time, it goes and comes again; it is, in short,
32   2, 6      |            this delectable tempest comes from another region than
33   3, 5      |           be spoken; a great light comes to it; and all its trouble
34   3, 14     |              I mean that the voice comes unexpectedly, sometimes
35   4, 14     |               But, although relief comes, the ecstasy has the effect
36   4, 15     |   confusion the soul feels when it comes to itself again and what
37   5, 9      |         the power of the heat that comes to them from the true Sun
38   6, 4      |      realize that nothing she does comes from herself and may give
39   6, 9      |           they are the water which comes from Heaven.184 When we
40   7, 10(195)|             The passage alluded to comes from Chapter XXXI of the
41   8, 6      |    impotent our nature is, when it comes to understanding the great
42   9, 10     |         certainty that this favour comes from God. However often
43  11         |           also of the profit which comes from this favour granted
44  11, 1      |      desire increases, so that she comes to experience great distress,
45  11, 2      |           way of telling whence it comes, or how) or some remark
46  11, 9      |       quite evident that this fear comes from natural weakness, and
47  11, 10     |   resisting or escaping it when it comes. The soul has far more contempt
48   1, 2      |            that my knowledge of it comes from experience, and this
49   1, 2      |          perhaps be dead when this comes to be seen. Blessed be He
50   1, 5      |            in what way that favour comes which it is enjoying; the
51   1, 9      |             as it is when it first comes, or on certain other occasions
52   1, 9      |          taken away, and, until it comes back, we shall be unable
53   2, 8      |          delight. Its real penance comes when God takes away its
54   3, 9      | commandments. When this experience comes to you, remember that it
55   3, 10     |       unwavering certainty that it comes from God. For, as has been
56   4, 7      |            of everything else that comes from God. It will profit
57   4, 7      |           far greater profit which comes from conformity between
58   4, 11     |            it has gained, the soul comes to the help of all who are