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 1   0, 9     |         story of how she came to write the Interior Castle. The
 2   0, 10    |        time she was commanded to write a treatise on prayer, about
 3   0, 13    |        was that she undertook to write another book in which she
 4   0, 13    |         and of other things, and write a fresh book and expound
 5   0, 13    |      this way that I told her to write this Book of the Mansions,
 6   0, 14    |           Why do they want me to write things?" she would ask. "
 7   0, 29    |        in it. St. Teresa did not write it in any sense as a spiritual
 8   0, 37(10)|         264, below. Some critics write as if there were an interruption
 9   0, 46    |         I find it troublesome to write even about necessary business.
10   0, 47    |         I have been commanded to write; indeed, I am afraid that
11   0, 47    |         but repeat myself, for I write as mechanically14 as birds
12   0, 47    |   delighted if I could manage to write down a few of the things
13   0, 48    |         who have commanded me to write, and who are persons of
14   0, 49    |       person who commanded me to write that, as the nuns of these
15   0, 49    |          be addressing in what I write -- and also because it seems
16   1, 3     |  daughters, I am so fearful as I write this that, when it comes
17   1, 7     |        way He has served us70 (I write this word reluctantly, but
18   1, 7(71) |     Gracián deleted the words "I write . . . truth" but Ribera
19   2, 11    |          think about this when I write about the fourth Mansions,
20   2, 12    |       person who commanded me to write, for I am under an obligation
21   1, 11    |                             As I write this, the noises in my head
22   1, 11    |        those who commanded me to write. My head sounds just as
23   1, 3     | successfully. I do not mind if I write any amount of nonsense,
24   1, 3     |         just once in a way I can write sense, so that we may give
25   3, 8     |       causes me real distress to write in this way because I know
26   4, 1     |       and find an opportunity to write about it, for almost five
27   4, 9     |          that I was commanded to write this so that we shall forget
28   4, 12    |     great things of God (come to write about them, I mean), I cannot
29   6, 6     |        desires, of which I shall write later, which cannot possibly
30   7, 6     |      explained it more fully; to write about it in a general way
31  11, 4     |         not the strength even to write; in fact the body seems
32   4, 17    |         Although when I began to write what I have set down here