Part, Chapter

  1     Int, Arg    |        they have commanded her to go into so many details about
  2     Int, Arg    |      advance so far, but that few go beyond. The matters treated
  3     Int, Arg    |         Superior commanded her to go away at the request of a
  4    Pref         |      allow me, I think, to let it go back without giving my opinion
  5    Pref         |           for His own glory.~"12. Go on your road, but always
  6     Ann         |        Peru, which enables her to go on with the building of
  7    Life, I      |     become martyrs. We settled to go together to the country
  8    Life, I      |          saw it was impossible to go to any place where people
  9    Life, II     |     children, that they might not go astray in other ways. It
 10    Life, II     |          of Him, and contrived to go to confession as quickly
 11    Life, III    |        were then to die, I should go down to hell. Though I could
 12    Life, III    |       were in purgatory, and then go straight to Heaven— ./. 
 13    Life, III    |        own weakness—for I might go back. So, considering that
 14    Life, IV     |      keeper, my own resolution to go on would have failed me.
 15    Life, IV     |        service. I know not how to go on, when I call to mind
 16    Life, IV     |          that I might not have to go and return. The uncle of
 17    Life, IV     |      certain time in solitude, to go frequently to confession,
 18    Life, V      |        which reaches so far as to go against the law of God.
 19    Life, V      |        kind, though it lead us to go against Him. Oh, blindness
 20    Life, V      |           months. I made haste to go to confession, for I had
 21    Life, V      |            would not suffer me to go. Oh, the unreasonable love
 22    Life, V      |          he had not allowed me to go to confession, was grievously
 23    Life, V      |       come to myself. I wished to go to confession at once. I
 24    Life, VI     |    compunction.~6. I took care to go to confession as soon as
 25    Life, VI     |        others. But that I may not go beyond the commandment that
 26    Life, VIII   |         Majesty grant I may never go back and be lost! He who
 27    Life, VIII   |           that men have a mind to go through the troubles of
 28    Life, VIII   |      opened for it, that it might go forth to its pastimes and
 29    Life, IX     |     before I slept.~6. And now to go back to what I was saying
 30    Life, X      |        nature is so dead, that we go after that which we see
 31    Life, XI     |        one, I believe, will never go alone to Heaven; he will
 32    Life, XI     |         great an unwillingness to go to the well for water, that
 33    Life, XIII   |     lizards. Humility must always go before: so that we may know
 34    Life, XIII   |         is not often necessary to go back to the beginning. The
 35    Life, XIII   |          a way as that they shall go on by the right road. Coming
 36    Life, XIV    |          on their part, and which go forth in quest of it elsewhere,
 37    Life, XIV    |        the understanding come and go, seeking whether the will
 38    Life, XIV    |           they stop; if not, they go again to seek it. They must
 39    Life, XIV    |       ways wherein I am likely to go astray. But as what I write
 40    Life, XIV    |           make mistakes or not, I go on without anxiety; for
 41    Life, XV     |           Advance So Far, But Few Go Farther.~1. Let us now go
 42    Life, XV     |         Go Farther.~1. Let us now go back to the subject. This
 43    Life, XV     |       state, and few are they who go farther: and I know not
 44    Life, XV     |         if it turns back; it will go down, I think so, even to
 45    Life, XV     |     resume their prayer, they may go on from bad to worse. I
 46    Life, XV     |           far, and that those who go farther, as they ought to
 47    Life, XV     |         farther, as they ought to go, are so few, that I am ashamed
 48    Life, XV     |          persecutions.~21. Let us go back to what I was saying.
 49    Life, XVI    |         to live in the world, and go back to the anxieties and
 50    Life, XVI    |     longer in use; even preachers go about arranging their sermons
 51    Life, XVII   |         take it to heaven, let it go; if to hell, no matter,
 52    Life, XVII   |          and unquiet: and so they go about from one subject to 
 53    Life, XVII   |           of a madman, but let it go with its subject; for God
 54    Life, XVIII  |      understand the matter; I can go no further.~5. What I undertake
 55    Life, XVIII  |          any way at all for me to go on which is not a going
 56    Life, XIX    |        Have Attained to It Not to Go Back, Nor to Cease from
 57    Life, XIX    |           not necessary for it to go forth to hunt with the understanding,
 58    Life, XIX    |         will be worse for me if I go on now with the practice
 59    Life, XIX    |       think I said so before261—go to Communion once a fortnight,
 60    Life, XIX    |         so much upon itself as to go forth to the battle, because
 61    Life, XIX    |           to be unfledged. It can go forth out of its nest, and
 62    Life, XX     |        into the hands of God, and go willingly whither we are
 63    Life, XXI    |         but for a moment, I shall go thither where I was once—
 64    Life, XXI    |           it seems as if it would go out of the body in search
 65    Life, XXI    |            in a manner, unable to go back and live in sin against
 66    Life, XXI    |        the hand, that I might not go back. I do not think that
 67    Life, XXII   |           on, though the soul may go forth out of itself now
 68    Life, XXII   |        saying with St. Peter:318 "Go Thou away from me, O Lord,
 69    Life, XXII   |       secret councillors, we must go willingly; if not, we must
 70    Life, XXII   |       These instead of advancing, go back, as I said before.330
 71    Life, XXIII  |          soul had not strength to go forth alone to a perfection
 72    Life, XXIII  |          I had not the courage to go forth at once in the perfection
 73    Life, XXIII  |           was necessary for me to go back again to my prayer,
 74    Life, XXIV   |           Lord gave me courage to go  ./. through with certain
 75    Life, XXIV   |            for I thought I should go back to my wickedness, and
 76    Life, XXV    |         as I have just said,360 I go on with my understanding
 77    Life, XXV    |            Oh, that a voice might go forth over all the earth,
 78    Life, XXVI   |     certain things, I wish now to go on with the story of my
 79    Life, XXVII  |           of men, how far will it go! I know by experience that
 80    Life, XXVII  |          given when people do not go about, every one in his
 81    Life, XXVII  |          the world. If men do not go about barefooted, nor undergo  ./. 
 82    Life, XXVII  |            when he was obliged to go from one part of the house
 83    Life, XXVIII |          trembled when Thou didst go down to Limbus, and why
 84    Life, XXVIII |         yet it knows not where to go, and so is utterly dissolved.~
 85    Life, XXVIII |           act of one who tries to go to sleep, and yet continues
 86    Life, XXIX   |       assured me often. I used to go to Him to complain of all
 87    Life, XXX    |        offending God: it seems to go on by habit—that is, if
 88    Life, XXX    |         of fear that the fire may go out, it seems to me that
 89    Life, XXX    |           nor to omit anything, I go on recounting clearly and
 90    Life, XXXI   |            Counsels for Those Who Go on Unto Perfection.~1. Now
 91    Life, XXXI   |      confessor would never let me go. These fears deprived me
 92    Life, XXXI   |          heart, because very many go backwards who, poor souls,
 93    Life, XXXII  |        see what the Saints had to go through who founded the
 94    Life, XXXII  |         told me that we could not go on without offending God
 95    Life, XXXII  |          objections, they were to go to him—he would answer
 96    Life, XXXII  |           our Lord had told me to go into it as well as I could,
 97    Life, XXXIII |        that any one should see me go against it or against any
 98    Life, XXXIII |          the Inquisition; I would go myself and give myself up,
 99    Life, XXXIII |       have already bidden thee to go  ./. in anyhow. And then,
100    Life, XXXIII |         bade me take courage, and go on with what I had begun;
101    Life, XXXIV  |           which were permitted to go out, our Lord made her desire
102    Life, XXXIV  |         virtue of my obedience to go immediately, with one companion.
103    Life, XXXIV  |           Our Lord told me I must go without fail, and give no
104    Life, XXXIV  |        and he told me that I must go by all means, though others
105    Life, XXXIV  |        were saying I ought not to go, that it was a trick of
106    Life, XXXIV  |         and I rose up in order to go and speak to him. But as
107    Life, XXXIV  |           in His hand! If he will go on—and I trust in our
108    Life, XXXIV  |         the same way; that I must go to her, and make her prepare
109    Life, XXXIV  |        but as he would not let me go, I heard the same warning
110    Life, XXXIV  |          this, he told me I might go, and that I should lose
111    Life, XXXIV  |         in all things. I made her go frequently to confession,
112    Life, XXXIV  |         and without being able to go to confession. This was
113    Life, XXXV   |           possible in my state to go about begging, for the love
114    Life, XXXV   |         not to throw it away, but go on with resolution; He would
115    Life, XXXV   |         would help me, and I must go at once. I was very much
116    Life, XXXV   |    ordered it otherwise. I had to go at once, because the uneasiness
117    Life, XXXV   |          where I was, I would not go to meet trouble. All my
118    Life, XXXV   |         begged the lady to let me go; for my confessor, when
119    Life, XXXV   |            had already told me to go, God having moved him as
120    Life, XXXVI  |       know nothing—that I might go on. If they had told me
121    Life, XXXVI  |       they would not suffer us to go on with our work.~15. They
122    Life, XXXVI  |            but to let the lawsuit go on. He was more firm on
123    Life, XXXVI  |         All the trouble we had to go through, as it seems to
124    Life, XXXVI  |        much sweetness. Let others go to another monastery, where
125    Life, XXXVIII|          was very much ashamed to go to my confessor about it.
126    Life, XXXVIII|            for if a person has to go and settle in another country,
127    Life, XXXVIII|         it an honourable thing to go against His honour; and,
128    Life, XXXVIII|       that I knew not how I could go to Communion. I was also
129    Life, XXXVIII|           fearful sight; it would go, I believe, a great way
130    Life, XXXVIII|        thought that she would not go to purgatory, on account
131    Life, XXXVIII|  recollected at once, and saw him go up to heaven in great glory,
132    Life, XXXIX  |        told me that I must anyhow go myself and visit him; he
133    Life, XXXIX  |         really are, not to let me go out of His hand. Now that
134    Life, XL     |         the best way; we need not go up to heaven, nor any further
135    Life, XL     |           women, that they should go to their confessor, and
136    Life, XL     |        night, when it was time to go to sleep. I was in very
137     Rel, I      |          rather not see them, but go where I might be alone:
138     Rel, I      |           often—at least when I go to Communion; it is more
139     Rel, II     |        And thus, the first time I go to prayer, I have no ill-feeling
140     Rel, II     |          greater. I think I could go forth alone by myself against
141     Rel, III    |        such mercies to me, let me go out of His hand, and allowed
142     Rel, III    |           house,658 that it would go on improving—I mean the
143     Rel, III    |      thought I could not possibly go on. Our Lord said to me: "
144     Rel, IV     |         could hinder it; but as I go out of myself in raptures
145     Rel, IV     |         reception, in letting Him go so far for supper; and I
146     Rel, VI     |       come thither.679 I began to go to confession to him from
147     Rel, VII    |      Society, and who happened to go to that place, and Father
148     Rel, VII    |       years ago. She contrived to go to confession to him, and
149     Rel, VIII   | withdrawing into itself, seeks to go away from the tumult of
150     Rel, VIII   |          our Lord wills. I cannot go further with the explanation;
151     Rel, VIII   |        mean, how far the pain can go; for the pains of the spirit
152     Rel, IX     |           1577.~1. I had begun to go to confession to a certain
153     Rel, IX     |      absence, for I had no one to go to in this trouble, for
154     Rel, XI     |     tormented me when I saw souls go to their ruin, and when
155     Ind         |        xxxiii. 11; bids the Saint go to Toledo, xxxiv. 2; vision