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1 Int | of her mother, whereas we know that she was at least thirteen
2 Int | that her confessors might know her the better and instruct
3 Int | Father Juan de Avila. Now we know from her letters that as
4 Int | Order, I felt a longing to know the state of his soul."21
5 Int | of the "Life" such as we know it from the first version
6 Int | I have said there all I know. Those of you who have been
7 Int | The fact that he did not know the autograph of the "Life"
8 Int, Arg | practising prayer that they may know how to deal with beginners,
9 Int, Arg | matter, and how one is to know which is which. This is
10 Pref | love as disturb those who know nothing of it. And though
11 Pref | nothing of it. And though many know of it by faith, still, as
12 Pref | Inquisition.62~Fra Bañes did not know the Saint when he undertook
13 Life, Pro | even our Lord Himself, I know it, has also willed it should
14 Life, I | this, O my Lord, because I know the fault is all my own,
15 Life, II | believe it if I did not know it by experience,—especially
16 Life, II | kind of amusements.~6. I know from this the great advantage
17 Life, II | thought that nobody would ever know, I ventured upon many things
18 Life, IV | hesitation whatever; for I know now, by experience in many
19 Life, IV | afterwards resulting. I know this by experience, as I
20 Life, IV | advance in Thy service. I know not how to go on, when I
21 Life, IV | of such a nature, that I know not what my intention was.
22 Life, IV | remedies which they applied. I know not how I endured them;
23 Life, IV | had done me—I did not know how to make my prayer, nor
24 Life, IV | lasted but a short time: I know not if it continued for
25 Life, V | as I could wish it was. I know by experience that it is
26 Life, VI | so great a degree, that I know of no torment wherewith
27 Life, VI | to this glorious Saint, I know by experience, to help us
28 Life, VI | St. Joseph, and they too know this by experience; and
29 Life, VI | this glorious Saint; for I know by long experience what
30 Life, VI | devotion to St. Joseph; for I know not how any man can think
31 Life, VI | shouldst abandon me; for I know now how far my strength
32 Life, VI | all this of myself!~16. I know not how we can wish to live,
33 Life, VII | offended Him,130 so far as I know. The very first movements
34 Life, VII | arranges in monasteries. I know not why we are astonished
35 Life, VII | harm that I did not then know it was possible to see anything
36 Life, VII | though not, so far as I know, to the extent of being
37 Life, VII | he was very good.~26. I know not why I have said this,
38 Life, VII | the one or the other. I know well that it was not in
39 Life, VII | speaking of their empty joys, I know no reason why it should
40 Life, VII | published abroad.~36. I do not know whether the things I am
41 Life, VIII | painful a struggle, that I know not how I could have borne
42 Life, VIII | I say courage, because I know of nothing in the whole
43 Life, VIII | may speak of that which I know by experience; and so I
44 Life, VIII | secret with Him Who, we know, loves us. Now, true love
45 Life, VIII | dispositions: those of our Lord, we know, are absolutely perfect;
46 Life, VIII | mental prayer, nor do I know what it is they dread. The
47 Life, VIII | had been laid upon me, I know of none that I would not
48 Life, VIII | affection for him, neither do I know whence it came. Thus, no
49 Life, IX | not be despised. I did not know what I was saying; only
50 Life, IX | to the prayer of quiet. I know of some. For those who walk
51 Life, X | liberally, who does not know that he is rich? It is not
52 Life, X | great things who does not know that God is on his side;
53 Life, X | who ordered me to write know that I am writing, and at
54 Life, XI | but as my memory is bad, I know not where, nor on what occasion;
55 Life, XI | labours have their reward, I know it; for I am one who underwent
56 Life, XI | it was a mercy of God. I know these labours are very great,
57 Life, XI | will have us by experience know our wretchedness before
58 Life, XI | and I say so because I know by experience, that the
59 Life, XI | had experience of it, and know it to be so. Let them believe
60 Life, XI | gathering strength, and they know it not.~23. We must suppose
61 Life, XI | experience in the matter, and I know it is true; for I have carefully
62 Life, XII | had any experience; and I know not how to explain it, if
63 Life, XII | taught me, I seek not to know it, unless it be a matter
64 Life, XIII | humility, it is well we should know our own miserable nature;
65 Life, XIII | go before: so that we may know that this strength can come
66 Life, XIII | through this, and therefore I know it; but I know of no better
67 Life, XIII | therefore I know it; but I know of no better sight or better
68 Life, XIII | Believe me in this, for I know it by experience. As a warning
69 Life, XIII | happened to me—that is how I know it—when, as I said before,192
70 Life, XIII | thing, for it teaches us who know so little, and enlightens
71 Life, XIII | soul has found it. I do not know whether I am describing
72 Life, XIV | recover it, neither does it know how; for if it cut itself
73 Life, XIV | say this, seeing that we know that God understands us
74 Life, XIV | it hath found; nor do I know how to explain it, because
75 Life, XIV | for there are many who know nothing about them. Learning
76 Life, XIV | on without anxiety; for I know I need have none whatever
77 Life, XIV | understand them, and does not know what to do with itself;
78 Life, XIV | time, because I did not know what to do; and I am very
79 Life, XIV | supernatural, so that men might know by these effects whether
80 Life, XIV | afterwards ./. I do not know how I came to speak so accurately.206
81 Life, XIV | more, as you, my father, know.~
82 Life, XV | they who go farther: and I know not who is in fault; most
83 Life, XV | attainment of this state—to know and make much of themselves,
84 Life, XV | I think—into danger. I know not if I understand what
85 Life, XV | as I said before,215 I know that many souls come thus
86 Life, XV | I believe myself that we know whether this proceeds from
87 Life, XV | own experience,—but I know nothing of it in any other
88 Life, XV | us, in order that we may know that of ourselves we have
89 Life, XVI | nor retreat—nor does it know how to do so; it seeks only
90 Life, XVI | and a fruition of God. I know of no other words whereby
91 Life, XVI | neither does the soul then know what to do,—for it knows
92 Life, XVI | have all men behold and know of its bliss, to the praise
93 Life, XVI | it is thus possessed. I know one231 who, though she was
94 Life, XVI | it is. Do you, my father, know wherein much of this fire
95 Life, XVII | are very troublesome. I know of no remedy for it; and,
96 Life, XVII | you the first, you will know what it is, by the help
97 Life, XVIII | explains it, and I do not know the terms of that science;
98 Life, XVIII | me but one; though I do know that the soul sometimes
99 Life, XVIII | for mercies so great, I know not how to do it. Sometimes
100 Life, XVIII | of nothing that I do not know by great experience: and
101 Life, XVIII | is extremely difficult to know how long, because the senses
102 Life, XVIII | of one thing—I did not know that God was in all things:253
103 Life, XIX | beside myself as not to know whether I had been dreaming,
104 Life, XIX | so foul and so hateful? I know not how it is that my heart
105 Life, XIX | but also to make others know that Thou wert giving them.~
106 Life, XIX | digressions enough. I scarcely know what I have said, nor can
107 Life, XIX | well to this. They should know that when I was neglecting
108 Life, XX | He has prepared for it. I know not whether the comparison
109 Life, XX | yourself carried away, you know not whither. For though
110 Life, XX | my feet lifted me up. I know of nothing with which to
111 Life, XX | desire unexpectedly,—I know not how it comes,—and
112 Life, XX | myself. It was a comfort to know that others had felt this
113 Life, XX | remembered, that I did not know how to express in Spanish
114 Life, XX | that this is true of me: I know it is not; but I think it
115 Life, XX | it so great a joy, that I know of nothing wherewith to
116 Life, XX | in what I say, nor do I know how to express myself, but
117 Life, XX | suffering supplies.~20. I know not how this can be, but
118 Life, XX | incapable of understanding it. I know it by experience.~25. You,
119 Life, XX | on this point because I know that there are persons now,
120 Life, XX | by.290 Perhaps I do not know what I am saying. You, my
121 Life, XX | have seen it myself, and I know it by experience, that the
122 Life, XX | without reason; because they know not how strong the influence
123 Life, XXI | but one of these truths. I know not what I shall do afterwards,
124 Life, XXI | those who are kings; for I know it would then be impossible
125 Life, XXI | Everything contributed to make me know God more, and to love Him;
126 Life, XXII | illuminative. I do not very well know what they mean by illuminative:
127 Life, XXII | experience: neither did I know what I was doing. So, in
128 Life, XXII | the foot of the cross? I know not into whose head it could
129 Life, XXII | He is well pleased.312 I know this by repeated experience:
130 Life, XXII | understanding has toiled to know; and it loves what it has
131 Life, XXII | for I am a sinful man." I know this by experience: it was
132 Life, XXII | matters that helped me to know myself, but which I could
133 Life, XXII | learn the reason, for I know it not. I do know, however,
134 Life, XXII | for I know it not. I do know, however, that in the beginning,
135 Life, XXII | for if they be persons who know only one way, or who have
136 Life, XXIII | good, in order that I might know and converse with persons
137 Life, XXIV | my friends, if I do not know them to be lovers of God,
138 Life, XXV | having dominion over us. I know this by much experience;
139 Life, XXV | addressed to itself. I do not know if it be so but even this
140 Life, XXV | I thought it possible. I know by experience in many ways,
141 Life, XXV | learning, or authority, whom we know to be incapable of uttering
142 Life, XXV | and understands, though I know not how that can be. A soul
143 Life, XXV | disquiet is such that I know not whence it comes; only
144 Life, XXV | Lord, fail me not; for I know by experience now the blessedness
145 Life, XXV | powerful,—as I~ ./. see and know He is,—and that the evil
146 Life, XXV | Satan tremble. Do we not know that he cannot stir without
147 Life, XXVII | then said: "How did you know that it was Christ?" I replied,
148 Life, XXVII | replied, that I did not know how I knew it; but I could
149 Life, XXVII | none for us women, who know so little: learned men can
150 Life, XXVII | how it entered; but we do know well that it is there, though
151 Life, XXVII | that it is there, though we know not its nature, nor who
152 Life, XXVII | there. In this vision, I know who placed it; but I do
153 Life, XXVII | placed it; but I do not know how He did it. I neither
154 Life, XXVII | men, how far will it go! I know by experience that what
155 Life, XXVII | because they are few who know thee! But do we suppose
156 Life, XXVII | seven-and-forty years, as all men know. I should like to speak
157 Life, XXVII | like to speak of it, for I know it to be all true.~18. He
158 Life, XXVII | life!—as if you did not know this, or as if you were
159 Life, XXVIII | delude us.409 I did not know it then; for I wished, when
160 Life, XXVIII | never be able, nor even know how, to do it for it is
161 Life, XXVIII | or efforts of our own. I know this by experience well,
162 Life, XXVIII | especially after Communion: we know that He is then present,
163 Life, XXVIII | so favourably with me, I know not what would have become
164 Life, XXIX | that no bodily torture I know of can take it away. As
165 Life, XXX | impulses I wish them to know; and as for doubtful and
166 Life, XXX | for at that time I did not know myself as I do now,so as
167 Life, XXX | much experience, that I know this was his work; so he,
168 Life, XXX | even three weeks and—I know not—perhaps longer. But
169 Life, XXX | a certain loathing of I know not what, and my soul finds
170 Life, XXX | partly by violence; and I know well how weak a soul is
171 Life, XXX | but I have a sense that I know Him. It is the understanding
172 Life, XXX | glorify Him! Amen.~27. I know not if I do well to write
173 Life, XXXI | occurred twice; I did not know what to do; there was some
174 Life, XXXI | matter really was.~4. I know by frequent experience that
175 Life, XXXI | order that the sisters might know nothing of it; yet those
176 Life, XXXI | assume a bodily form; I know of his presence through
177 Life, XXXI | in myself. The fact is, I know now how little power the
178 Life, XXXI | afflicted, that I do not know how this can be; but so
179 Life, XXXI | could, to contrive he should know of my sins:465 that seemed
180 Life, XXXI | trust the Giver; it will know hereafter why He reveals
181 Life, XXXI | backwards who, poor souls, know not how to help themselves;
182 Life, XXXI | them, that they might not know how little I knew. It suggested
183 Life, XXXI | eyes a little, even when I know a thing, but yet am very
184 Life, XXXI | ventured, when I did not know it very well, to say so.
185 Life, XXXI | I did so till they—I know not how—found it out;
186 Life, XXXI | to bear that they should know of it. But the shame arose,
187 Life, XXXI | So it is, O my Lord. I know not how my heart could have
188 Life, XXXII | what I then felt, I do not know where to begin, if I were
189 Life, XXXII | cruel an infliction, that I know not how to speak of it.
190 Life, XXXII | them in the body there. I know not how it was, but I understood
191 Life, XXXII | without great anguish. Here we know that pain ends with life
192 Life, XXXII | pain has no ending; and I know not how we can be calm,
193 Life, XXXII | from certain things which I know the world makes light of,
194 Life, XXXII | it wearied her. I did not know what to do, and I thought
195 Life, XXXIII | means of doing it, nor did I know how or when it would be
196 Life, XXXIII | speak to me about it. I know not why, but I could never
197 Life, XXXIII | in my soul something, I know not what. I do not remember
198 Life, XXXIII | tell what it was, nor do I know of anything with which I
199 Life, XXXIII | but at that time I did not know him, nor did I know what
200 Life, XXXIII | not know him, nor did I know what kind of a superior
201 Life, XXXIV | careful that no one should know what we were doing, all
202 Life, XXXIV | staying, I felt a longing to know the state of his soul,—
203 Life, XXXIV | and God. That love which I know His Majesty has for it makes
204 Life, XXXIV | and that I could never know whether I was so or not,
205 Life, XXXIV | —not that I wished to know it; I wished, however, to
206 Life, XXXIV | especially when I did not know how that person would take
207 Life, XXXIV | however, you, my father, who know all, should hereafter think
208 Life, XXXIV | I said before.508 She, I know, repeated them to others,
209 Life, XXXIV | them to others, and these know that I lie not. May God
210 Life, XXXV | other way, that I did not know what to do. But when I saw
211 Life, XXXV | this holy house, that I know not how they would have
212 Life, XXXVI | care my superiors should know nothing—that I might go
213 Life, XXXVI | should be more delightful. I know not whether this may not
214 Life, XXXVI | difficulty. However, all who know my infirmities, are astonished
215 Life, XXXVI | to every one who did not know all the reasons. After the
216 Life, XXXVI(547)| this time Bañes did not know, and had never seen, the
217 Life, XXXVI | had no money, nor did I know what to do. Our Lord provided
218 Life, XXXVI | to endure many trials. I know that all duties of religion
219 Life, XXXVI | number than thirteen: I know this number to be the best,
220 Life, XXXVII | greatness of God; for I know that he who understands
221 Life, XXXVII | stupefied, and occupied with I know not what nor how: not that
222 Life, XXXVII | The fact is, I did not know how I was to live when I
223 Life, XXXVII | it,—I certainly did not know how to live; for my poor
224 Life, XXXVII | as the magnificent.~18. I know not where this will stop:
225 Life, XXXVII | during my life, that I do not know how to live. What will they
226 Life, XXXVIII | is going on there and to know where we have to live; for
227 Life, XXXVIII | consolation, are those whom I know to be living in heaven,
228 Life, XXXVIII | and again to the memory, I know not how life could be borne.
229 Life, XXXVIII | of His good pleasure, I know something of these great
230 Life, XXXVIII | proficients, and the perfect may know that they have the Holy
231 Life, XXXVIII | it seemed as if I did not know my own soul again, so great
232 Life, XXXVIII | bewildered that I did not know what I was doing, nor how
233 Life, XXXVIII | body; at least, I did not know that I was living in it.577
234 Life, XXXVIII | did to the labourer—I know it to be a certain fact—
235 Life, XXXVIII | mind, because he did not know what to do with his treasure.
236 Life, XXXVIII | Thy great wisdom; and I know not how it is that our Lord
237 Life, XXXVIII | something in Thy service. Ah! I know not what I am saying, for
238 Life, XXXVIII | lives.~33. All this made me know more of what I owe to God,
239 Life, XXXVIII | into purgatory. I do not know why I came to have this
240 Life, XXXIX | disease; but, as I do not know what it was, I do not describe
241 Life, XXXIX | harassed by this that I did not know what to do in order to change
242 Life, XXXIX | two ways of praying, and I know not how to explain it. As
243 Life, XXXIX | that which is good, for I know there is no other good in
244 Life, XXXIX | for His sake, who, they know, loves them. They give up
245 Life, XXXIX | nothing; they told me, but I know not who, that all I could
246 Life, XXXIX | remained during Mass. I know not how it was: I thought
247 Life, XXXIX | me, for it enabled me to know more of the greatness and
248 Life, XL | exceeding graciousness. I know not how it was done, for
249 Life, XL | which was put before me I know not how, there remains imprinted
250 Life, XL | I can never describe. I know that this vision was a great
251 Life, XL | imagination is enfeebled. I know it to be so with some. I
252 Life, XL | harm might come of it. I know this by experience, as well
253 Life, XL | not many, I believe, who know by experience so many things,
254 Life, XL | Alcantara say so, and, indeed, I know it myself. He used to say
255 Life, XL | I remember it, I do not know how to bear it, and I was
256 Life, XL | mercifulness, who, though we all know His hatred of sin, yet suffers
257 Life, XL | who see such things, and know myself to be what I am.
258 Life, XL | person to pray God to let him know whether his acceptance of
259 Life, XL | Habitually, however, I know that I do not hate myself,
260 Life, XL | day, as you, my father, know, because every man explains
261 Life, XL | care about it at all.~30. I know not why it is so, but perhaps
262 Life, XL | little what people say or know about me. I think much more
263 Life, XL | it, whom you, my father, know of, because they are, and
264 Life, XL | good and learned men, and I know they will recognise its
265 Rel, I | am wholly changed, and I know not whence cometh such great
266 Rel, I | though imperfectly; but if I know that he wishes or commands
267 Rel, I | be to God!—so far as I know, there is no reason why
268 Rel, I | as I said before,633 I know not who makes me awake,—
269 Rel, I | I were to seek for it, I know of no good that can ever
270 Rel, I | about God, neither do I know under what law I live. If
271 Rel, I | virtues came to me; I did not know myself, and saw that all
272 Rel, I | hell. This my confessors know, who have heard my general
273 Rel, I | about me, I wish to let him know my whole life,635 because
274 Rel, I | judgment, my father, for you know the whole state of my soul.~ ./.
275 Rel, II | by these He has made me know what all that is, even if
276 Rel, II | they break down. And so I know by experience that the only
277 Rel, II | deeper affection for them. I know not how it was; certainly
278 Rel, II | trust my desires; for I know for certain that my desires
279 Rel, III | degree a hindrance, though I know the Three Persons are but
280 Rel, III | to our Lord,—I do not know whether it was only in thought
281 Rel, III | things according to what I know thy will is, and not according
282 Rel, IV | what I have described; I know not if it is so. Hitherto
283 Rel, V | it is very difficult to know when the soul is in union;
284 Rel, V | Persons love, communicate, and know Themselves. Then, if each
285 Rel, V | understood; theologians know it. I know well that the
286 Rel, V | theologians know it. I know well that the Three were
287 Rel, V | says that he who does not know the fact, as well as he
288 Rel, VI | outwardly and inwardly. I know not if it be so, but I seemed
289 Rel, VII | you, my father, wish to know something, it is of this
290 Rel, VII | learned they may be, can never know. Blessed for ever and ever
291 Rel, VIII | the understanding does not know that the will loves, nor
292 Rel, VIII | natural warmth vanishes, I know not how, when the rapture
293 Rel, VIII | Lord will have the soul know more of that, the fruition
294 Rel, VIII | because the poor soul does not know what this means—that is,
295 Rel, VIII | flight of the spirit—I know not how to call it—is
296 Rel, VIII | use of it before, as you know, my father, in that writing
297 Rel, VIII | it seems a flight, and I know of nothing else wherewith
298 Rel, VIII | wherewith to compare it: I know that it cannot be mistaken,
299 Rel, VIII | withdrawal is felt. How it is, I know not; but I do know very
300 Rel, VIII | is, I know not; but I do know very well that it is not
301 Rel, VIII | say so much. One of Them I know well has never spoken. I
302 Rel, VIII | written,—you, my father, know where,—and more at large
303 Rel, VIII | large than it is here; I know not whether in the same
304 Rel, VIII | you say about the water, I know not; nor have I heard where
305 Rel, VIII | things, and I do not care to know more than I do.708 What
306 Rel, IX | power, and essence. To know this truth is of the very
307 Rel, IX | it is a great matter to know this, because there are
308 Rel, X | neglected them, they should know that they were falling away
309 Rel, XI | that I seem clearly to know by experience what is recorded
310 Rel, XI(738) | prior to his; he does not know what it means; and the translator
311 Ind | distress because she could not know whether she was in a state
312 Ind | Saint says she does not know the terms of, xviii. 4.~