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  1     Int, 0(4)       |      Incarnation to build another house for the use of the said
  2     Int             |        year, completing it in the house of Doña Luisa de la Cerda
  3     Int, Arg        |         of the foundation of this house of our glorious Father St.
  4    Pref             |         in charge of her father's house, and as her education was
  5    Pref             |          so she left her father's house by stealth, taking with
  6    Pref             |        nuns received her into the house, but sent word to her father
  7    Pref             |            and finished it in the house of Doña Luisa de la Cerda,
  8    Pref             |   deluding nun. The gossip in the house of the Princess was carried
  9    Pref             |   becoming a Carmelite nun in the house she and her husband, Ruy
 10    Pref             |     Princess a nun! I look on the house as ruined." The Princess
 11    Pref             |          their receiving into the house as religious whomsoever
 12     Ann             |           and leaves her father's house with one of her brothers.~
 13     Ann, 0(74)      |        that she left her father's house in 1535, when she was more
 14     Ann             |          Cañada, to her sister's house, where she remains till
 15     Ann             |        days, when in her father's house. Paralysed for more than
 16     Ann             |           the building of the new house.~1562. ~Goes to Toledo,
 17     Ann             |            Goes to Toledo, to the house of Doña Luisa de la Cerda,
 18    Life, I          |        brothers being once in his house, was treated by him with
 19    Life, I(88)      |        that she left her father's house, ut in Africam trajiceret.~
 20    Life, I          |          orchard belonging to the house we contrived, as well as
 21    Life, II         |     cousins; for into my father's house no others were allowed an
 22    Life, II         |     relative who was often in the house. She was so light and frivolous,
 23    Life, II         |      pains to keep her out of the house, as if she foresaw the evil
 24    Life, II         |       person from coming into the house, all their efforts were
 25    Life, II         |          without a mother, in the house.~9. So excessive was my
 26    Life, II(95)     |      There were forty nuns in the house at this time (De la Fuente).~
 27    Life, II         |           had been in my father's house. All the nuns were pleased
 28    Life, III        |         be a nun, yet not in that house, on account of certain devotional
 29    Life, III        |        not to be one in any other house than where she was. I looked
 30    Life, III        |          to return to my father's house.~4. When I became well again,
 31    Life, III        |           see my sister100 in her house in the country village where
 32    Life, IV         |           when I left my father's house was so great, that I do
 33    Life, IV         |          then I used to sweep the house during those hours of the
 34    Life, IV         |           a state so secure, to a house where there are so many
 35    Life, IV         |       have spoken as being in the house went with me. She was one
 36    Life, IV         |         of the elder nuns. In the house where I was a nun, there
 37    Life, IV(107)    | Castellanos de la Cañada, to the house of her sister, Doña Maria,
 38    Life, IV         |           spoke before,110 in her house in the country, waiting
 39    Life, IV         |      mention before,111 and whose house was on our road, gave me
 40    Life, V          |          3. There was then in the house a nun labouring under a
 41    Life, V          |           —I was in my sister's house, for the purpose of undergoing
 42    Life, V          |         Friars of our Order, in a house at some distance from this
 43    Life, V(123)     |           Incarnation were in the house, sent thither from the monastery;
 44    Life, VI(126)    |       1536 went from her sister's house to Bezadas; and in July
 45    Life, VI(126)    |      brought back to her father's house in Avila, wherein she remained
 46    Life, VI(127)    |         Carmel were like the holy house of Nazareth to it; and the
 47    Life, VII        |   warnings!~14. There was in that house a nun, who was related to
 48    Life, IX         |     certain feast observed in the house. It was a representation
 49    Life, X          |         will to take him into His house, having chosen him for His
 50    Life, X          |        spinning. I am living in a house that is poor, and have many
 51    Life, XIII       |         it prevail in a religious house. How much, then, must his
 52    Life, XIII       |        she ought to attend to her house, although she may thereby
 53    Life, XIV        |           employ me, as I am in a house which is newly founded—
 54    Life, XIV(205)   |         it was newly founded. The house, however, was poor; for
 55    Life, XIX        |         holy nuns who were in the house,—and I do not believe
 56    Life, XX         |           it was the feast of our house, some great ladies being
 57    Life, XXII       |          the lower offices of His house, and not sit down on the
 58    Life, XXIII(337) |         of the Dominicans, in the house of St. Thomas. His death
 59    Life, XXIII(347) |          del Aguila, to found the house of the Society in Avila (
 60    Life, XXIV       |         began to be solid, like a house, the foundations of which
 61    Life, XXIV       |      contrived to get me into her house, and I contrived at once
 62    Life, XXIV       |         me, and I remained in her house some days. She lived near,
 63    Life, XXVI(378)  |             the foundation of the house of St. Joseph.~
 64    Life, XXVII      |           go from one part of the house to the other, he never knew
 65    Life, XXIX(426)  |        was father-minister of the house of St. Giles, Avila, in
 66    Life, XXIX(426)  |         to another father of that house (Ribera, i. ch. 6).~
 67    Life, XXX        |         to stay eight days in her house, in order that I might the
 68    Life, XXX        |          confer with him. In that house, and in one church or another,
 69    Life, XXXI       |       believe the sisters of this house do serve Him. The devils
 70    Life, XXXI       |      which did great harm to that house; for it was a dispute that
 71    Life, XXXI       |        that I wished to leave the house, and take my dower to another
 72    Life, XXXI       |        great things of that other house, which was of the same Order
 73    Life, XXXII      |      possible.~12. Though in that house in which I then lived there
 74    Life, XXXII      |          it seemed to me; for the house was large and pleasant.
 75    Life, XXXII      |        that I might not be in the house, where I was of great service
 76    Life, XXXII      |           greatest delight in the house in which I was then living,
 77    Life, XXXII      |        was also very happy in the house I was in then; and though
 78    Life, XXXII      |       promised to acknowledge the house. Then there was a discussion
 79    Life, XXXII      |           not acknowledge the new house. He said that the revenue
 80    Life, XXXII      |           prayers, we purchased a house in a convenient spot; and
 81    Life, XXXIII     |           that I did not love the house, and that it would have
 82    Life, XXXIII     |          and so I remained in the house where I was, exceedingly
 83    Life, XXXIII(485)|    Salazar was made rector of the house in Avila in 1561, therein
 84    Life, XXXIII     |         of the town, should buy a house, and prepare it as if for
 85    Life, XXXIII     |         the money, in finding the house, in treating for it, in
 86    Life, XXXIII     |      wonder, provided for me. The house offered me was too small,
 87    Life, XXXIII     |          There was another little house close to the one we had,
 88    Life, XXXIII     |    complain. I went to the little house, arranged the divisions
 89    Life, XXXIII     |         Saint observes in her own house is observed in this, and
 90    Life, XXXIII     |        had confessed in that  ./. house. I fell into so profound
 91    Life, XXXIII     |       good and favourable to this house as it was necessary he should
 92    Life, XXXIV      |           to  ./. get me into her house, sending messages to the
 93    Life, XXXIV      |          comfort that there was a house of the Society of Jesus
 94    Life, XXXIV      |           for the comforts of her house were a great torment, and
 95    Life, XXXIV      |  monastery of his Order, near the house in which I was staying,
 96    Life, XXXIV      |       before,507 relating to this house, as well as others, of which
 97    Life, XXXV       |       XXXV.~The Foundation of the House of St. Joseph. The Observation
 98    Life, XXXV       |       already spoken of, in whose house I remained more than six
 99    Life, XXXV(511)  |           permission to found her house there, and some went so
100    Life, XXXV(511)  |         de Mascareñas gave her a house in Alcala de Henares, of
101    Life, XXXV(511)  |           Sept. 11, 1562; but the house was formally constituted
102    Life, XXXV       |          love of God—to have no house of my own, nor anything
103    Life, XXXV       |           much. The lady in whose house I was staying was a great
104    Life, XXXV       |          Lord to bring him to her house. As he was a great lover
105    Life, XXXV       |       which I was staying in that house.519 He left it to me to
106    Life, XXXV(519)  |                               The house of Doña Luisa, in Toledo.~
107    Life, XXXV       |     Provincial, to have me in her house.~11. I considered it a very
108    Life, XXXV       |          the affairs of this holy house, that I know not how they
109    Life, XXXV       |      prayer, He told me that this house was the paradise of his
110    Life, XXXV       |           for the purpose of this house, where enclosure, poverty,
111    Life, XXXV(525)  |        and the Saint, then in the house of Doña Guiomar de Ulloa,
112    Life, XXXVI      |          servant of God, in whose house the holy man was  ./. staying;
113    Life, XXXVI      |        the servants of God in his house. These two prevailed on
114    Life, XXXVI(533) |     Alcantara. "Truly this is the house of St. Joseph," were the
115    Life, XXXVI      |      disengaged, and he leave the house empty, our Lord restored
116    Life, XXXVI      |          hasty preparation of the house, so that it might have the
117    Life, XXXVI      |   Sacrament began to dwell in the house at the same time.538 With
118    Life, XXXVI      |           with two nuns540 of the house to which we belonged, who
119    Life, XXXVI      |         be absent from it. As the house which thus became a monastery
120    Life, XXXVI      |           God, established in the house. It was our aim from the
121    Life, XXXVI(543) |       wished to enter a religious house far away from Avila, her
122    Life, XXXVI(543) |            Joseph. It was at this house, too, that the Saint herself
123    Life, XXXVI      |  contented to live in so strict a house, whether they could always
124    Life, XXXVI      |          myself up in so strict a house, when I was subject to so
125    Life, XXXVI      |   penitential a life, and leave a house large and pleasant, where
126    Life, XXXVI      |          permission to enter this house, and, if I could do it with
127    Life, XXXVI      |           and other rules of this house are to me, in their observance,
128    Life, XXXVI      |           to bring me back to his house. I offered up to him all
129    Life, XXXVI      |         not kept the rule in that house, think of keeping it in
130    Life, XXXVI      |         authorise me to enter the house till he saw how it would
131    Life, XXXVI      |           and said, "O Lord, this house is not mine; it was founded
132    Life, XXXVI      |           permit me to enter this house, and to take with me some
133    Life, XXXVI      |         of those who were in this house: the day of our coming was
134    Life, XXXVI      |            before I went into the house, and being as it were in
135    Life, XXXVI      |       raise the religious of this house.~25. When we had begun to
136    Life, XXXVI      |    Accordingly, none come to this house who do not aim at this;
137    Life, XXXVI      |        His Majesty.~29. The other house, which the holy woman of
138    Life, XXXVI      |         in the foundation of this house it seems to me that she
139    Life, XXXVI(559) |          of Jesus had founded her house in Alcala de Henares; but
140    Life, XXXVI(559) |        even entreated to take the house under her own government (
141    Life, XXXVI      |       years we have lived in this house, as well as from the better
142    Life, XXXVI      |        and not on the rule of the house, seeing that delicate persons,
143    Life, XXXVII(560)|        Joseph, Avila,—the first house of the Reformed Carmelites,
144    Life, XXXVII     |        live when I came into this house. Any negligence in being
145    Life, XXXVIII    |          by helping to found this house,574 that it was a sign that
146    Life, XXXVIII    |      servant of God, died in this house. On the next day one of
147    Life, XXXVIII    |     Another nun died in this same house of mine, she was about eighteen
148    Life, XXXVIII    |           of the brothers of that house had died in it; and I, as
149    Life, XXXIX      |         When I was staying in the house of that lady of whom I have
150    Life, XXXIX      |       themselves up for ever in a house that is unendowed, as persons
151    Life, XXXIX      |        discontented in so small a house, and where enclosure is
152    Life, XXXIX      |      about the foundation of this house. I cannot tell how it was;
153    Life, XXXIX(595) |        vision when she was in the house of Doña Luisa de la Cerda
154    Life, XXXIX      |           impossible to leave the house. When I had gone out, I
155    Life, XXXIX      |          when the brothers of the house were communicating, I saw
156    Life, XL         |          people. But as I am in a house where none may see me, it
157     Rel, II         |          Her Confessors, from the House of Doña Luisa de la Cerda,
158     Rel, III(652)   |    Incarnation at Avila; the very house she had left in order to
159     Rel, III        |         and gave me hopes of this house,658 that it would go on
160     Rel, VI         |         of my leaving my father's house to become a nun.682 The
161     Rel, VII        |           more or less, after the house of St. Joseph was founded,
162     Ind             |           5, 6; brings her to his house in Avila, v. 15; hinders
163     Ind             |  watchfulness over herself in the house of, xxxix. 11.~Cheerfulness,
164     Ind             |          Jesus, xxxv. 1; founds a house in Alcala de Henares, xxxvi.
165     Ind             |            takes the Saint to her house, xxx. 3; helps the Saint