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 1   0, 0(1)   |       written by that most holy hand". [It is noteworthy that
 2   0, 13     |   manuscript note, in Gracián's hand, to the sixth chapter of
 3   0, 34     |  marginal additions, are in the hand of St. Teresa herself; the
 4   0, 40     |        corrections in Gracián's hand were made in 1580 (Introduction,
 5   0, 41     |  nowhere is Gracián's exquisite hand seen to better advantage:
 6   2, 2      |     When the soul, on the other hand, through its own fault,
 7   1, 5      |        was before! On the other hand, reason tells the soul how
 8   1, 2      |       that God will give us His hand and help us to renounce
 9   1, 1      |         His Majesty takes it in hand, as He did when I described
10   1, 9      |       the thought, on the other hand, confused and excited. ~
11   1, 10     |         interior world close at hand. Just as we cannot stop
12   3, 1      |    while the soul, on the other hand, regains its lost control. ~
13   4, 8      |       prayers to keep us in His hand, and bear constantly in
14   4, 8      |        go so quickly out of His hand that the devil can recapture
15   5, 7      |     left the body; on the other hand, it is clear that the person
16   6, 2      |             Although on the one hand she seems to be feeling
17   6, 2      |    alone with God, on the other hand she is in great distress,
18   6, 3      |        in deserts. On the other hand it would like to plunge
19   7, 4      |         may let them out of His hand and that they may then offend
20   7, 7(189) |    passage] are in the author's hand, but are marginal. ~
21   7, 10(195)|        addition in St. Teresa's hand. The passage alluded to
22   8, 3      |        was walking at her right hand, but this consciousness
23   8, 4      |          but is a gift from the hand of God. And although, as
24   8, 4      |        the Lord, Who is near at hand, awakens it. And even the
25  11, 9      | weakness, and yet, on the other hand, the desire does not leave
26   1, 2      |       is terrible. On the other hand, whatever your judgment
27   2, 8      |    Majesty holds it thus by the hand and it does not offend Him.
28   4, 3      |        and, although on the one hand they have great hopes of
29   4, 7      |    between our deeds on the one hand and our resolutions and
30   4, 14     |          instead of setting our hand to the work which lies nearest