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 1   0, 41     |              Gracián's exquisite hand seen to better advantage: indeed,
 2   2, 14     |                so that they cannot be seen (I mean by anyone who is
 3   1, 5      |               the things which it has seen have died. Sometimes they
 4   1, 5      |               love One in Whom it has seen so many acts and signs of
 5   1, 3      |              that -- I have sometimes seen you depressed when I have
 6   1, 1(78)  |                pp. 27-37), it will be seen that this computation is
 7   1, 2      |           such exquisite things to be seen and appreciated in them
 8   1, 4(79)  |            Such word-play, as we have seen, is common in St. Teresa:
 9   1, 4      |             back to her alive. I have seen people shed tears over some
10   2, 6      |         perfumes; the light cannot be seen, nor the place where it
11   3, 10     |         people I know, in whom I have seen what I am describing; they
12   3, 11     |               of it elsewhere; I have seen persons given to prayer
13   1, 4      |              has been said it will be seen that they are often very
14   1, 4(115) |               imagination are clearly seen by the devil unless God
15   1, 9      |         convinced of what we have not seen? That I do not know, it
16   2, 1      |               that all there is to be seen in this Mansion has been
17   2, 2      |          peppercorns129 (I have never seen this, but only heard of
18   2, 2(129) |          words: "It is so, for I have seen it." ~
19   2, 3      |                Now if no one had ever seen this, and we were only told
20   3, 11     |        sisters, how clearly it can be seen what love of your neighbour
21   1, 1      |            Nothing, I must repeat, is seen in this state of prayer
22   1, 1      |              can be said to be really seen, even by the imagination;
23   1, 4      |          third reason is that, having seen others helped by observing
24   1, 4      |            will do it harm, as it has seen them do to others. It cares
25   1, 14(155)|               but, as we have already seen, St. Teresa often uses that
26   1, 16     |               referred to, as will be seen by the effects which they
27   2, 2(157) | lightning-flash. Although no light is seen"; but she deleted this and
28   2, 3      |           things from any that can be seen or understood here below.
29   3, 8      |               however, because it has seen His assurances come true
30   4, 3      |             with compassion at having seen the soul suffering so long
31   4, 8      |               there was so much to be seen that I could not remember
32   4, 8      |             rooms than if I had never seen them, nor could I say what
33   4, 8      |              can only remember having seen them as a whole.169 It is
34   4, 8      |               the great things it has seen. It will not, however, be
35   4, 9      |               part that it has really seen something and that this
36   4, 16     |               of what others who have seen it will think. For, knowing
37   5, 7      |            imaginary vision, which is seen with the eyes of the soul
38   5, 9      |          comparison with those it has seen, they seem like dirt to
39   8, 2      |            the vision was, not having seen anything. She realized with
40   8, 3      |            did not know, that she had seen no face, and that she could
41   8, 5      |               of this favour are best seen in what the soul gains from
42   8, 6      |               this Presence cannot be seen, the soul knows that it
43   9, 2      |                although we have never seen the stone, we know for certain
44   9, 2      |               the less for not having seen it, because we have found
45   9, 4      |             which all such things are seen -- as the brilliance of
46   9, 9      |          their mind. If they had ever seen a true vision they would
47  10, 2      |               soul how all things are seen in God, and how within Himself
48   1, 2      |            dead when this comes to be seen. Blessed be He Who lives
49   1, 5      |      beauteous Mansions that you have seen; it is reasonable that this
50   1, 6      |            sight, although nothing is seen by the eyes, either of the
51   1, 9      |            light by which they can be seen has been taken away, and,
52   2, 2      |         Himself to her, she had never seen any visions but this. For
53   3, 6      |             is this. You have already seen what trials and afflictions
54   3, 12     |               or because the soul has seen so much in this Mansion