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  1     Int         |  imaginary locutions, says that a person commending a matter to God
  2     Int         |         her acquaintance with the person" who exercised so dangerous
  3     Int         |           we knew the end of this person; it was therefore quite
  4     Int, Arg    |     through her instrumentality a person of distinction to serve
  5     Int, Arg    |           Him truly; and how that person found favour and help in
  6    Pref         |           like herself. The first person she consulted in her trouble
  7    Pref         |         to the subject and to the person who has sent it will not
  8    Pref         |          because he sees that the person to whom they are granted
  9    Life, II     |           I was very fond of this person's company, gossiped and
 10    Life, II     |        they could not hinder that person from coming into the house,
 11    Life, II     |          the conversation of this person so changed me, that no trace
 12    Life, III    |       speak of God! for she was a person of great discretion and
 13    Life, IV     |      affairs; and so, if I were a person who had to advise anybody,
 14    Life, IV     |        them into effect; for if a person lives detached for the love
 15    Life, V(114) |                 Ch. iv. § 6. The person to whom she was taken was
 16    Life, VI     |     greater good.~12. If I were a person who had authority to write,
 17    Life, VI     |     others; for, in short, I am a person who, in all that is good,
 18    Life, VII    |          resolved not to see that person again.~12. It did me much
 19    Life, VII    |        conversation with the same person, and with others also, at
 20    Life, VII    |          no harm in seeing such a person, and that I gained, instead
 21    Life, VII    |       same distraction which that person did of whom I am speaking;
 22    Life, VII    |        time, when I was with that person, we saw, both of us, and
 23    Life, VII    |           father was not the only person whom I prevailed upon to
 24    Life, IX     |       alone and afflicted, like a person in trouble, must needs permit
 25    Life, IX     |         who, though speaking to a person present, and feeling his
 26    Life, X      |        truth, that our love for a person is greater, the more distinctly
 27    Life, X      |         to its being said who the person is whose experience it describes,
 28    Life, X      |       name, nor that of any other person whatever. I have written
 29    Life, X      |          good life, and I have no person of learning or any other
 30    Life, X      |      credit, because related of a person so vile and so wicked as
 31    Life, XI     |         He gives devotion to this person in so short a time, and
 32    Life, XIII   |        for it would be wrong in a person who is weak and sickly to
 33    Life, XIII   |       director, who ought to be a person of experience; for if he
 34    Life, XIII   |        their progress.195~22. One person I had to do with had been
 35    Life, XIII   |          am certain myself that a person given to prayer, who treats
 36    Life, XIII   |           28. I say, then, that a person who shall resign his soul
 37    Life, XIII   |         right.~29. But if he be a person living in the world, let
 38    Life, XIII   |     desire to meet with the right person. I praise God greatly—
 39    Life, XIII   |         which He bore them. But a person should not always fatigue
 40    Life, XIV    |        done; it is then as with a person working embroidery with
 41    Life, XV     |         produces great results. A person of experience, however,
 42    Life, XV     |            seem to be a different person. And so it is; for it has
 43    Life, XVI    |         not believe that I am the person who is speaking; I seem
 44    Life, XVI    |         are my confessor, and the person to whom I have trusted my
 45    Life, XVI    |          I do not say that I am a person of this kind, but I wish
 46    Life, XVII   |           we were speaking to one person, and another speaking to
 47    Life, XVII   |         has bestowed it upon some person living who is to make us
 48    Life, XVII   |           fruition of God: like a person who looks on, and sees so
 49    Life, XVII   |     discuss it with any spiritual person who has arrived at this
 50    Life, XVIII  |          may well be so; for if a person like myself should speak
 51    Life, XIX    |         certainly, I wish I was a person of great authority, that
 52    Life, XX     | afterwards I was worn out, like a person who had been contending
 53    Life, XX     |       complaint. It is now like a person, who, having a rope around
 54    Life, XXI    |        Sometimes I consider, if a person like myself—because our
 55    Life, XXI    |          This is a matter which a person of any experience can see
 56    Life, XXI    |         it cannot be clear that a person has them; and perfection,
 57    Life, XXIII  |        confer with some spiritual person, to ask him to tell me what
 58    Life, XXIII  |      consented to converse with a person so wicked as I was. He began
 59    Life, XXIII  |          of trouble. I was like a person in the middle of a river,
 60    Life, XXIV   |          His servant into another person. Accordingly, there was
 61    Life, XXV    |          4. It seems to me that a person commending a matter to God
 62    Life, XXV    |        these locutions, that if a person be once deceived, he will
 63    Life, XXV    |      listen to that as we do to a person of great holiness, learning,
 64    Life, XXV    |           me that any experienced person, unless he deliberately
 65    Life, XXV    |         my prayer, as if I were a person under delusions of the imagination;
 66    Life, XXV    |           to pray or read, like a person stunned by heavy trials,
 67    Life, XXV    |          in a moment into another person, and it seemed as if God
 68    Life, XXVII  |       supposed that it is as if a person were blind, or in the dark,
 69    Life, XXVII  |           and I saw Him not. If a person whom I had never seen, but
 70    Life, XXVII  |           affirm that he was that person, as I might do if I had
 71    Life, XXVII  |    distracted. The soul is like a person whose hearing was good,
 72    Life, XXVII  |          yet hear he must. Such a person contributes something of
 73    Life, XXVII  |         excellent likeness in the person of that blessed friar, Peter
 74    Life, XXVII  |           it to me and to another person, from whom he kept few or
 75    Life, XXVIII |         grace of seeing His whole Person. Later on, I understood
 76    Life, XXVIII |           they differ as a living person differs from his portrait,
 77    Life, XXVIII |      state were to tell me that a person with whom I had just conversed,
 78    Life, XXVIII |           knew well, was not that person, but that I was deluding
 79    Life, XXVIII |          my own eyes. But if that person left with me certain jewels,
 80    Life, XXVIII |        had become at once another person through the instrumentality
 81    Life, XXIX   |         able to picture it, and a person may for a time contemplate
 82    Life, XXX    |           of God; and as she is a person of great sense and great
 83    Life, XXX    |       conversing with me.~6. To a person whom our Lord has raised
 84    Life, XXX    |         covered with a veil. As a person who, having travelled often
 85    Life, XXXI   |           that which happens to a person in great heat, and very
 86    Life, XXXI   |         he knew perfectly who the person was.~7. There came to me
 87    Life, XXXI   |        was.~7. There came to me a person who, for two years and a
 88    Life, XXXI   |          the same. I wrote to one person, and the priest undertook
 89    Life, XXXI   |    greatly to heart; and he was a person whom no one could find out.
 90    Life, XXXII  |         13. It occurred once to a person with whom I was speaking
 91    Life, XXXIII |        him, and, indeed, he was a person of whom I had no previous
 92    Life, XXXIV  | Provincial well; and as she was a person of some consideration, and
 93    Life, XXXIV  |          I was there, a religious person of great consideration,
 94    Life, XXXIV  |         behold him,—he is a fit person to be our friend."~11. Oh,
 95    Life, XXXIV  |      carrying messages to a third person, as I have said,502 is what
 96    Life, XXXIV  |           I did not know how that person would take them, nor whether
 97    Life, XXXIV  |         It is a great thing for a person ill of this disease to find
 98    Life, XXXV   |           much; but, as she was a person who feared God exceedingly,
 99    Life, XXXV   |       came to my knowledge that a person whom I loved more than myself,
100    Life, XXXV   |          possessed to please that person. Now, as the pleasure of
101    Life, XXXV   |           giving pleasure to that person surpasses any pleasure I
102    Life, XXXVI  |        trouble in persuading this person and that to allow the foundation;
103    Life, XXXVI  |           upon myself rather as a person in fault than as one to
104    Life, XXXVII |            The very vision of Thy person shows us at once that Thou
105    Life, XXXVIII|          now,—that she, being a person of great charity, brought
106    Life, XXXVIII|         we have to live; for if a person has to go and settle in
107    Life, XXXVIII|        the thoughts of a wretched person such as I am, full of abominations,
108    Life, XXXVIII|           a place where a certain person died, who as I understood
109    Life, XXXVIII|          who would not allow that person to be dishonoured, but would
110    Life, XXXVIII|           my good opinion of that person, who yet was not accounted
111    Life, XXXVIII|         attentive in choir, and a person of great virtue. I certainly
112    Life, XXXIX  |         to restore the sight of a person who had claims upon me,
113    Life, XXXIX  |     before our Lord restored that person to sight. My confessor knew
114    Life, XXXIX  |          His Majesty.~2. Again, a person was exceedingly ill of a
115    Life, XXXIX  |   distress, because I knew that a person to whom I was under great
116    Life, XXXIX  |   servants of God.~5. I knew of a person who had resolved to serve
117    Life, XXXIX  |      utmost distress, because the person was one for whom I had a
118    Life, XXXIX  |       learnt afterwards; for that person had made his confession
119    Life, XXXIX  |          spent in prayer; for one person may make greater progress
120    Life, XXXIX  |    rewarded; yet if any spiritual person thinks, because he has given
121    Life, XL     |         21. I was once asked by a person to pray God to let him know
122    Life, XL     |         do so: just as a sensible person feels neither pain nor pleasure
123     Rel, I(622) |    operations in the soul of this person draw her nearer unto God,
124     Rel, I      |           had happened to another person. Previously, I thought it
125     Rel, I      |           virtue or other in that person. In this way these things
126     Rel, II     |            because I see that one person, who is wholly perfect in
127     Rel, III    |         utterly powerless, like a person tied and bound and blindfold,
128     Rel, III    |          it seemed to me that the Person of the Father drew me to
129     Rel, III    |          the absence of a certain person, in her place.~19. In the
130     Rel, V      |          see Them painted, in one Person, after the manner of those
131     Rel, VII    |        Valladolid, and who is the person with whom she has had, and
132     Rel, VII    |      itself to her. She is like a person who feels that another is
133     Rel, VII    |         noise or having seen that person before, knows he is there,
134     Rel, VIII   |     reason were gone, just like a person who suddenly hears most
135     Rel, VIII   |           this,—that, as to the Person who always speaks, I can
136     Rel, IX     |           confession to a certain person709 in the city wherein I
137     Rel, IX     |         of my soul with a certain person on the spot.710 I was distressed
138     Rel, IX     |    earnestly to God for a certain person, and thinking that after
139     Rel, IX     |          one day conversed with a person who had given up much for
140     Rel, IX     |         these things was, how the person of the Son only took human
141     Ind         |         obtains sight for a blind person, xxxix. 1; and the cure