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 1  Intr,   0    |    importunities of the Carmelite nuns of the Primitive Observance
 2  Intr,   0    |           Fray Domingo B‡-ez. The nuns of St. Joseph's knew something
 3  Intr,   0    |          that the convents of her nuns should do so with a resounding
 4  Intr,   0    |        With the mutual love which nuns should have for one another
 5  Intr,   0    |          of the relations between nuns and their confessors, so
 6  Intr,   0    |          turns to detachment. Her nuns must be detached from relatives
 7  Intr,   0    |           the Discalced Carmelite nuns at Valladolid. We have already
 8  Intr,   0    |     dictated by her to one of her nuns: they are almost identical
 9  Intr,   0    |          instruction of the first nuns of the Reform, and the prologue
10  Intr,   0    |           the Discalced Carmelite nuns of Salamanca, and contains
11  Intr,   0    |         the community of thirteen nuns was fully established when
12  Intr,   0    |        possibly have been so many nuns at St. Joseph's before late
13  Intr,   0    |          In writing for her çvila nuns, St. Teresa used language
14  Intr,   0    |           the Discalced Carmelite nuns of Valladolid.~
15  Pref,   0    |        reasoning of the Stanbrook nuns.~
16  Pref,   0    |           a wider public than the nuns of St. Joseph's. The interpolations
17  Pref,   0    |       read by her little group of nuns at St. Joseph's and also
18  Argo         |        addressed to the Discalced Nuns of Or Lady of Carmel of
19  Prol,   0    |           for strictly cloistered nuns are numerous and he finds
20  Unic,   1    |         and to see that these few nuns who are here should do the
21  Unic,   2    |        hunger, then happy are the nuns of Saint Joseph's! For the
22  Unic,   2(16)|          her convents to give the nuns opportunity for solitude.~
23  Unic,   4    |           CHAPTER 4 - Exhorts the nuns to keep their Rule and names
24  Unic,   4    |      result of it is that all the nuns do not love each other equally:
25  Unic,   4    |      never be, more than thirteen nuns, all must be friends with
26  Unic,   4    |        enough to unsettle all the nuns if their consciences and
27  Unic, App    |           all in houses where the nuns are very strictly enclosed.
28  Unic,   5    |      their confessions, then, the nuns must be free to discuss
29  Unic,   5    |         the chaplain; but, if the nuns think it necessary, they
30  Unic,   5    | discretion. As there are very few nuns here, this will not take
31  Unic,   7    |        you gather that any of the nuns is making trouble, see that
32  Unic,   7    |     better this than that all the nuns should catch so incurable
33  Unic,   7    |           I would rather that the nuns showed a tender and affectionate
34  Unic,   8    |        service. In other convents nuns are free to have the pleasure
35  Unic,  10    |          is especially so of poor nuns, but it applies to others
36  Unic,  10    |            I am sure -- that more nuns are of my way of thinking
37  Unic,  10    |       complaining like this among nuns! May He forgive me for saying
38  Unic,  11    |         house? What would all the nuns say of me! And how willingly
39  Unic,  12    |         to us very little. And we nuns are doing everything we
40  Unic,  13    |           habit we wear and whose nuns we are ashamed to call ourselves.
41  Unic,  13    |       much harm. I am thinking of nuns who are of such a temperament
42  Unic,  13    |        fault far removed from the nuns in this house. I am referring
43  Unic,  13    |       live is making us, not only nuns, but hermits [like the holy
44  Unic,  14    |        She must not come, as many nuns now do, simply to further
45  Unic,  14    |      where there are a great many nuns it may be tolerated, but
46  Unic,  17    |         people of all kinds here. Nuns who are called to the active
47  Unic,  18    |           are observed by all the nuns; you never know when the
48  Unic,  18    |           it, as I am speaking to nuns whom I believe to be good,
49  Unic,  20    |      Everybody knows that you are nuns and that your business is
50  Unic,  20    |       profit or harm. People like nuns, on whom is laid the obligation
51  Unic,  24    |            for those who would be nuns, and indeed for all who
52  Unic,  38    |                     Now monks and nuns are demonstrably poor --
53  Unic,  41    |        This is very important for nuns: the holier they are, the