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1 Int | that she was not yet twenty years old when she made her first 2 Int | rather less than twelve years old at the death of her 3 Int | she was at least thirteen years and eight months old. As 4 Int | nun took the habit forty years ago." Again in a passage 5 Int | nun for over twenty-eight years, which points to her profession 6 Int, 0(7) | that she is not yet fifty years old, consequently the chapter 7 Int | twenty-six it was only twenty-two years before she wrote that passage 8 Int | year 1537, but as he is two years in advance of our chronology 9 Int | for more than seventeen years until the Jesuit fathers 10 Int | Avila in 1555 the seventeen years lead us back to 1538, which 11 Int | seriously ill for nearly three years, until she was cured through 12 Int | conversed occasionally some years ago, happened to arrive. 13 Int | of 1563) some five or six years, I believe, since our Lord 14 Pref | occupied her nearly six years in the writing of it, which 15 Pref | within the last thirteen years she has, I believe, founded 16 Pref | the Holy Office for some years, and had been rigorously 17 Pref | Anno MDCXI."~Some thirty years afterwards, Sir Tobias Matthew, 18 Ann, 0(74) | she was more than twenty years of age; Yepes, that she 19 Ann | Paralysed for more than two years.~1539. ~Is cured of her 20 Life, I | I believe, six or seven years old. It helped me, too, 21 Life, I | was only three-and-thirty years of age when she died, her 22 Life, I | that of a woman advanced in years. She was very calm, and 23 Life, I(86) | professed nun for twenty-eight years, she was known as Doña 24 Life, I(87) | Rodrigo de Cepeda, four years older than the Saint, entered 25 Life, I(89) | seven, the other eleven, years old—through the Adaja 26 Life, I | died,91 I was about twelve years old—a little less. When 27 Life, I(91) | have been more than twelve years old at that time. Don Vicente, 28 Life, II | excessive neatness93 lasted some years; and so also did other practices, 29 Life, II | was then about fourteen years old, a little more, I think— 30 Life, II | good habits of my earlier years; and I recognized the great 31 Life, III(100) | property; but in the later years of their lives they were 32 Life, IV | with me for almost twenty years of my evil using of Thy 33 Life, IV | for such a one for twenty years afterwards: which did me 34 Life, IV | though I was then not twenty years of age, I seemed to despise 35 Life, IV | persevere during the eighteen years of my trial and of those 36 Life, V | this, for in less than two years I was so afflicted myself 37 Life, V | and trying for the three years it lasted, as I shall now 38 Life, V | believe, more than seventeen years, till a most learned Dominican 39 Life, V | he had been nearly seven years in a most perilous condition, 40 Life, V | that he had done in those years; and then, amazed at himself, 41 Life, VI | better, for about three years. I praised God when I began 42 Life, VI(126) | laboured under it nearly three years, from 1536 to 1539, when 43 Life, VI | themselves to him. It is now some years since I have always on his 44 Life, VI | livest in me."128 For some years past, so it seems to me, 45 Life, VII | is more than twenty-six years ago,131 I seem to see Him 46 Life, VII(131) | the Saint was twenty-two years old (Bouix). This passage, 47 Life, VII(131) | written in 1562, twenty-five years only after the vision.~ 48 Life, VII | by doing so. I spent many years in this pestilent amusement; 49 Life, VII | him, that in five or six years, I think it was, he made 50 Life, VII | been suffering for twenty years from sickness every morning,139 51 Life, VII | I am also, these eight years past, free from the paralysis, 52 Life, VII(142) | the Saint was twenty-five years of age (Bouix).~ 53 Life, VII | his confession for some years, and spoke with praise of 54 Life, VII | same time. I spent many years in this way; and I am now 55 Life, VII | by those to whom in after years I was to speak of His ./. 56 Life, VII | graces which Thou, in those years, didst bestow upon me? Oh, 57 Life, VIII | I passed nearly twenty years on this stormy sea, falling 58 Life, VIII | month, let alone for so many years. Nevertheless, I can trace 59 Life, VIII | indeed, that during these years there were many months, 60 Life, VIII | during eight-and-twenty years of prayer, I spent more 61 Life, VIII | the world. As to the other years, of which I have now to 62 Life, VIII | and very often, for some years, I was more occupied with 63 Life, VIII | in his wickedness so many years as I did, after receiving 64 Life, IX | to torment me. For many years, nearly every night before 65 Life, IX | that is, in these later years to give me joy and comfort. 66 Life, X | with persons who for many years had lived spiritual lives, 67 Life, X | that, in the twenty-seven years only during which I have 68 Life, X | seven-and-thirty, or seven-and-forty, years; and they, too, being persons 69 Life, XI | have reached in seventeen years! He prepared himself better 70 Life, XI | underwent them for many years. When I drew but one drop 71 Life, XI | none to me after so many years. Let us believe that all 72 Life, XII | could comprehend in many years with all the efforts in 73 Life, XII | understand it.~10. For many years I read much, and understood 74 Life, XIII | make that progress in many years which the former makes in 75 Life, XIII | great! And thus, during many years, only three persons were 76 Life, XIII | the course of two or three years many persons have profited, 77 Life, XIII | by her director for eight years, as it were, in prison; 78 Life, XIII | with many; and now for some years I have sought them the more, 79 Life, XIV | so to speak, though many years may have been spent in prayer. 80 Life, XVI | is now some five or six years, I believe, since our Lord 81 Life, XVII | it is to last a thousand years, it wills that also: His 82 Life, XVII | labour, perhaps, of twenty years in fatiguing the understanding, 83 Life, XVII | could, acquire them in many years, and that the heavenly Gardener 84 Life, XVII | I have found, after many years of weariness, is that I 85 Life, XIX | is more than twenty-one years ago. I do not think I ever 86 Life, XXI | it, as well as the many years that are passed since some 87 Life, XXI | persons who during many years make use of the method prescribed 88 Life, XXI | than they will do in ten years by considering it.~13. The 89 Life, XXII | in humility, after some years spent in a purgative life, 90 Life, XXIII(337) | of St. Joseph. For twenty years of his married life he attended 91 Life, XXIII(337) | had been a priest for ten years (St. Teresa's Letters, vol. 92 Life, XXIII | I believe, nearly forty years in prayer,—it may be two 93 Life, XXIII | it may be two or three years less,—and all his life 94 Life, XXIII | he himself had for some years been unable to free himself 95 Life, XXIII | the end of nearly twenty years, during which I had used 96 Life, XXIV | left all he possessed some years before, and had entered 97 Life, XXIV | while I had been for many years making many efforts, and 98 Life, XXV | resistance lasted nearly two years,358 because of the great 99 Life, XXV | told things two or three years beforehand, which have all 100 Life, XXV | spoken before,367 now many years ago, when I saw our Lord. 101 Life, XXV | lasted, I think, about two years; and this was the subject 102 Life, XXV | confessors. I have spent some years of such great anxiety, that 103 Life, XXVI | future things, three or four years beforehand; and all of them 104 Life, XXVII | Majesty.~3. At the end of two years spent in prayer by myself 105 Life, XXVII | was!—for seven-and-forty years, as all men know. I should 106 Life, XXVII | I think, that for forty years he slept but an hour and 107 Life, XXVII | in length. In all these years, he never covered his head 108 Life, XXVII | me,—that he was three years in one of the houses of 109 Life, XXVII | in the same way. For many years, he never saw a woman's 110 Life, XXVIII(408)| imaginary visions for many years, seeing our Lord continually 111 Life, XXVIII | if I were to spend many years in devising how to picture 112 Life, XXVIII | I had converse for many years with men of great learning. 113 Life, XXVIII | my account during three years of trouble and more, because 114 Life, XXIX | lost at once.~2. For two years and a half God granted me 115 Life, XXIX | it is now more than three years since He has taken away 116 Life, XXX | continually, for twenty years, a girdle made of iron.444 117 Life, XXXI | me a person who, for two years and a half, had been living 118 Life, XXXI | suffer as much for many years for the deliverance of that 119 Life, XXXI | 22. I thought a few years ago, not only that I was 120 Life, XXXII | even if I were to live many years.~2. The entrance seemed 121 Life, XXXII | it took place nearly six years ago,473 the natural warmth 122 Life, XXXIII | he remained more than two years. He was dragged out of his 123 Life, XXXIV | conversed occasionally some years ago,498 happened to arrive. 124 Life, XXXIV | seen one another for many years. I told him that my life 125 Life, XXXIV | this feeling now for many years, so that I never saw any 126 Life, XXXIV(501) | testimony of F. Bouix. Six years after this note was written 127 Life, XXXIV | not give to some in twenty years the grace of contemplation, 128 Life, XXXIV | think that in the course of years we shall come to the knowledge 129 Life, XXXIV | Lord revealed to me three years before they became known, 130 Life, XXXIV | asked her. Four or five years after she had begun this 131 Life, XXXIV | glory. During all those years, after our Lord had spoken 132 Life, XXXV | lived in it for so many years, he knew well the treasures 133 Life, XXXV(525) | what she had done. In after years the child used to say to 134 Life, XXXV(525) | Don Gonzalo died three years after St. Teresa, when he 135 Life, XXXV(525) | when he was twenty-eight years of age (Reforma, i. c. 42, 136 Life, XXXVI(539) | monastery for a hundred years, till it was sent, by order 137 Life, XXXVI | uninterrupted for more than two years, were completely blotted 138 Life, XXXVI | during more than twenty-eight years of religion, I believe that 139 Life, XXXVI | took place during the two years that passed between the 140 Life, XXXVI | we have all had in the years we have lived in this house, 141 Life, XXXVII | born, and who may live many years? Certainly I am sorry for 142 Life, XXXVIII | for he died within a few years; his death and the rest 143 Life, XXXVIII | life, and that for many years. But he had been ill for 144 Life, XXXVIII | he had been ill for two years, and in some respects seemed 145 Life, XXXVIII | been superior for twenty years. That is what I dread very 146 Life, XXXVIII | as if he were only thirty years old, and I thought even 147 Life, XXXVIII | about eighteen or twenty years of age, and had always been 148 Life, XXXIX | measure our progress by the years which we have given to the 149 Life, XXXIX | than to another in many years. This is a fact which I 150 Life, XXXIX | advancement of souls, not the years they may have spent in prayer; 151 Life, XXXIX | months than another in twenty years, because, as I said before, 152 Life, XXXIX | certain persons of tender years who have come to this monastery, 153 Life, XXXIX | accomplish in me in so many years,—it is long ago since 154 Life, XXXIX | ourselves of those long years which have gone by since 155 Life, XXXIX | than that which lasted many years, but which at the end of 156 Life, XXXIX | is danger in counting the years we have given to prayer; 157 Life, XXXIX | himself to prayer for many years, that he deserves any spiritual 158 Life, XXXIX | should forget the number of years we have been praying, because 159 Life, XL | abroad,616 as He told me some years ago they should be. It was 160 Life, XL | been praying for these many years; and as my good works are 161 Rel, I | many good people for two years, and I do nothing else but 162 Rel, II | long since I was for many years without any at all; and 163 Rel, II | prayer, though it may be two years previously, I have seen 164 Rel, IV | day for more than thirty years, and of labouring to prepare 165 Rel, VI | doing its work, though for years now I have no pleasure in 166 Rel, VII | nun took the habit forty years ago, and from the first 167 Rel, VII | spent about two-and-twenty years in great aridities, and 168 Rel, VII | It must be about eighteen years since she began to arrange 169 Rel, VII | was in Avila, three or two years before,—I believe it is 170 Rel, VII | heard her confession for six years at this time; also the present 171 Rel, VII | They were more than six years trying her spirit minutely, 172 Rel, VII | disgust.~8. About thirteen years ago, more or less, after 173 Rel, VII | he had done so very many years before these things began. 174 Rel, VII | Gregory, I confessed for six years, and whenever I had occasion 175 Rel, VII | This was more than two years ago. She contrived to go 176 Rel, VII | consulted; for in so many years, and because of the fear 177 Rel, VII | with her for these twenty years, can justify it. Most frequently 178 Rel, VIII | in this state for so many years, I have been able to observe, 179 Rel, IX | Toledo and Avila in the Years 1576 and 1577.~1. I had 180 Rel, IX | by meditation during many years; and all without knowing 181 Rel, X | on that day some twenty years before,733 more or less, 182 Rel, XI | fears I had for so many years when~{p. 479}~I thought 183 Ind | attained to because of many years spent in prayer, xxxix.