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 1   0, 31     |      while she (St. Teresa) would tell us to expunge them. And
 2   0, 39     |             the letter runs, "and tell him that that person (i.e.,
 3   1, 5      |         and it would be absurd to tell someone to enter a room
 4   2, 7      |        many hours daily, yet they tell us nothing beyond what we
 5   2, 12     |         my own experience. I must tell you, for example, to think
 6   1, 1      |           he is, so far as we can tell, on the straight road to
 7   2, 3      |           to think so too. I will tell you about some of them so
 8   2, 8      |            Oh, what a lot I could tell you about that! Please God
 9   2, 11     |     though I may be wrong. I will tell you what I think about this
10   2, 12     |     dispute with them. What I can tell you truly is that, when
11   2, 8      |        obtain this favour. I will tell you what I have found out
12   3, 2      |      understand what I am able to tell you, though I may perhaps
13   3, 4      |          to Him, as certain books tell us, is that we should contrive,
14   3, 13     | experience anything of this kind, tell your superior, and relax
15   1, 1      |           shall I ever be able to tell you of the riches and the
16   2, 3      |         alone, sisters, even if I tell you no more, is sufficient
17   2, 8      |           long as half an hour! I tell you truly, the very soul
18   2, 12     |       Whence does it come? I will tell you. ~
19   3, 3      |        believe I have said! For I tell you, and I shall often repeat
20   3, 13     |            if that is to be so, I tell you that you must not cease
21   4, 5      |                                 I tell you, daughters, I have known
22   1, 2      |        think it will be well if I tell you about some of the things
23   1, 3      |          go to her confessors and tell them so, illustrating what
24   1, 4      |           that I will not stop to tell it here. The worst of it
25   1, 4      |    persons like oneself. You will tell me that there are also those
26   3, 8      |       whence this arises I cannot tell) that, though all other
27   4, 6      |           it not faith which will tell it Who He is and that it
28   6, 10     |           God in solitude, but to tell its joy to all, so that
29   7, 14     |       efforts are not sufficient, tell the prioress, in order that
30   8, 3      |        Lord?" Then he told her to tell him what His face was like.
31   8, 3      |            and that she could not tell him more than she had done
32   8, 3      |           from those senses which tell us that another person is
33   9, 7      |   comparison with eternity. I can tell you truly that, wicked as
34   9, 19     |         my path, because I cannot tell which path is best for me.
35  10, 6      |           simply that we must not tell falsehoods, for as far as
36  11, 5      |                          You will tell me that this is imperfection
37  11, 9      |         of help to you. So let me tell you this. It sometimes happens
38   1, 1      |           to understand how I may tell you some of the many things
39   3, 12(241)|        and loss of heat; but they tell me that only the accidents
40   4, 4      |         good thing, sisters, if I tell you why it is that the Lord