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  1     Int         |         Descalços) that they are clearly an interpolation (clarissime
  2     Int         |         our Lord had given me, as clearly as I could, and begged him
  3    Pref         | wretchedness and your faults more clearly, and amend them. They have
  4    Pref         |            4. Words of this kind, clearly, sadden the hearts of those
  5    Life, II     |      evils would be avoided if we clearly understood that what we
  6    Life, IV     |     blessed for ever!—for I see clearly that He has not omitted
  7    Life, V      |          evil so great; for I see clearly that in the eyes of God
  8    Life, V      |      because it was in excess. He clearly understood that I was determined
  9    Life, V      |          Majesty gave me—for it clearly came from Him—I look upon
 10    Life, VI     |           earnestly to him. I saw clearly that both out of this my
 11    Life, VII    |         of prayer. I see now most clearly, O my Lord, that this comfort
 12    Life, VII    |        was, though at times I saw clearly it was not good. But no
 13    Life, VII    |     attend in choir, though I saw clearly that this was no excuse
 14    Life, VIII   |         portion of my life. I see clearly that it will give no one
 15    Life, VIII   |         wished to live, but I saw clearly that I was not living, but
 16    Life, IX     |     Majesty at once. I understood clearly, as I thought, that I loved
 17    Life, X      |           gifts upon them. Let us clearly understand this, and that
 18    Life, XI     |       this world; but I have seen clearly that God does not leave
 19    Life, XIII   |        possible in God."188 I saw clearly that of myself I could do
 20    Life, XIII   |    treated in the same way. I saw clearly that in most things, though
 21    Life, XIII   |      beholds itself resigned, and clearly understands that there is
 22    Life, XIV    |        and no wonder; for it sees clearly that, even for a moment,
 23    Life, XIV    |         comfort; and then it sees clearly that it is travelling on
 24    Life, XIV    |           writing this; for I see clearly that it is not I who speak,
 25    Life, XV     |     admitted now is to understand clearly that there is no reason
 26    Life, XV     |           this the soul sees most clearly, and it is impossible to
 27    Life, XVI    |           her Lord? She  ./. sees clearly that the martyrs did little
 28    Life, XVI    |        not what to desire; but it clearly understands that it desires
 29    Life, XVII   |       virtue; though it sees most clearly that it cannot, and never
 30    Life, XVII   |      before; because it sees more clearly that it did neither much
 31    Life, XVIII  |          of the spirit.248 I have clearly seen that this is a particular
 32    Life, XVIII  |      teaching; what is erroneous, clearly comes out of that sea of
 33    Life, XVIII  |    measure, for it cannot be more clearly described, because what
 34    Life, XIX    |         and more, because it sees clearly that neither for obtaining
 35    Life, XIX    |        for some time. Now that it clearly apprehends that the fruit
 36    Life, XIX    |       bestowed upon me?~11. I see clearly now, O Thou my Good, Thou
 37    Life, XIX    |           of whom all had not yet clearly understood how wicked she
 38    Life, XIX    |        out of pride; for the soul clearly understands that of itself
 39    Life, XX     |           oh, that some one would clearly explain this to you, my
 40    Life, XX     |          of victory. It sees most clearly how lightly are the things
 41    Life, XX     |           so great a good; but it clearly perceives the very great
 42    Life, XX     |           for the sun shines most clearly; and thus, however much
 43    Life, XXI    |           said before,297 it sees clearly that all is nothing, except
 44    Life, XXI    |         but my soul distinguishes clearly, and afar off, between those
 45    Life, XXI    |      experience can see into most clearly.~10. So far, then, of the
 46    Life, XXI    |        what I had been.~14. I saw clearly that this did not come from
 47    Life, XXII   |        hereafter,311 that I might clearly perceive how great my delusion
 48    Life, XXII   |         is the true Friend. I see clearly, and since then have always
 49    Life, XXII   |           told it me. I have seen clearly that this is the door313
 50    Life, XXII   |          to withdraw. Let this be clearly understood. I wish I knew
 51    Life, XXIII  |         still to come may be more clearly understood. Henceforth,
 52    Life, XXIII  |          a layman; yet I gave him clearly to understand how wicked
 53    Life, XXIII  |          a history of my life, as clearly as I understood it, and
 54    Life, XXV    |           are, however, much more clearly understood than they would
 55    Life, XXV    |          the Spirit of God may be clearly traced, as I shall relate
 56    Life, XXV    |          divine locution will see clearly enough what this is, because
 57    Life, XXV    |           on its guard, will most clearly see what they are; for,
 58    Life, XXV    |       cannot possibly fail to see clearly that itself arranges the
 59    Life, XXVII  |           this vision, it is seen clearly that Jesus Christ is present,
 60    Life, XXVII  |          the most Holy Trinity so clearly revealed to it, together
 61    Life, XXVIII |       displease Him whom I saw so clearly present, an eye-witness
 62    Life, XXVIII |         and ever since I see most clearly how silly I was. For if
 63    Life, XXVIII |           so. He shows Himself so clearly to be the Lord of that little
 64    Life, XXVIII |           for all who knew me saw clearly that my soul was changed,
 65    Life, XXVIII |        but such as all might most clearly observe. As I was formerly
 66    Life, XXVIII |     spiritual strength; for I saw clearly that I had become at once
 67    Life, XXIX   |           to do with it. Our Lord clearly regards nothing but humility
 68    Life, XXIX   |       Lord would have us see most clearly that it is no work of ours,
 69    Life, XXIX   |        wishes for. It understands clearly enough that it wishes for
 70    Life, XXX    |      understood me. I saw it very clearly myself, but I did not dare
 71    Life, XXX    |           then, that he who would clearly understand and explain my
 72    Life, XXX    |    escaped out of his hands I see clearly that this is folly. What
 73    Life, XXX    |       about the matter.~21. I see clearly enough that I have not yet
 74    Life, XXX    |      anything, I go on recounting clearly and truly all I can call
 75    Life, XXXI   |       fortnight, it was explained clearly enough by the dispute that
 76    Life, XXXI   |        and of humility; but I see clearly now it was nothing else
 77    Life, XXXI   |  semblance of humility, I now see clearly were mere imperfections,
 78    Life, XXXI   |        evil or good report, if it clearly comprehends, when our Lord
 79    Life, XXXII  |        but rather pleasant. I saw clearly that it was the work of
 80    Life, XXXIII |         our Lord had given me, as clearly as I could, and I begged
 81    Life, XXXIII |     remembrance. Afterwards I saw clearly that they referred to the
 82    Life, XXXIII |   whatever.~12. Afterwards, I saw clearly that my spirit was not deceived;
 83    Life, XXXIII |          distinctly, though I saw clearly that he was there, as in
 84    Life, XXXIV  |       that way. The result showed clearly enough that it was a message
 85    Life, XXXIV  |        our Lord would have me see clearly the treasures He had laid
 86    Life, XXXIV  |        His pleasure that I should clearly see that He was always present
 87    Life, XXXV   |           once: that to do so was clearly the most perfect way; and
 88    Life, XXXV   |       their joy, so that they see clearly how He had given them a
 89    Life, XXXV   |   possible: so that thou teachest clearly there is no need of anything  ./. 
 90    Life, XXXVI  |      laughing at Satan; for I saw clearly it was he. As I have never
 91    Life, XXXVI  |          in great distress. I saw clearly enough that there were troubles
 92    Life, XXXVI  |         other points I understood clearly that they were speaking
 93    Life, XXXVII |        and that of another, I see clearly enough that here also, when
 94    Life, XXXVII |           attached to anybody, as clearly as I was convinced of it
 95    Life, XXXVII |           in it.566 The soul sees clearly that God is not away from
 96    Life, XXXVIII|         order that I may the more clearly see how far I am from deserving
 97    Life, XXXVIII|      desire after vanities, I saw clearly in the vision how all things
 98    Life, XXXVIII|         good of all. I understood clearly how the priests are under
 99    Life, XXXIX  |           to health. Herein I saw clearly how gracious our Lord was
100    Life, XXXIX  |          I am like one who speaks clearly and intelligibly to another,
101    Life, XXXIX  |       syllable; so, when I do not clearly remember everything exactly,
102    Life, XXXIX  |           His Majesty showed this clearly enough, when those who came
103    Life, XL     |          thou shalt understand it clearly hereafter, in the profit
104    Life, XL     |           of words, and that more clearly than those other things
105    Life, XL     |         impressed upon me, nor so clearly explained to me, the vanity
106    Life, XL     |           within himself. This is clearly the best way; we need not
107    Life, XL     |           me: "When he shall have clearly and really understood that
108    Life, XL     |            and also because I see clearly and keep in mind how much
109    Life, XL     |      things in it may not be very clearly explained, and there may
110    Life, XL     |        and myself, shall see more clearly the great mercies He has
111     Rel, I      |          people do anything which clearly seems to be sin, I cannot
112     Rel, II     |           on worldly helps. Now I clearly understand that all men
113     Rel, II     |      making great progress; I see clearly it was the pleasure of God
114     Rel, II     |         some delusion. Thus I see clearly that all my gain has come
115     Rel, III    |          had set before me. I saw clearly then how much our Lord on
116     Rel, V      |       understood the mystery most clearly, in such a way that, after
117     Rel, V      |       greatness might be the more clearly revealed in one so wicked.~
118     Rel, VII    |         is, and where it is, more clearly than if she saw it, only
119     Rel, VII    |       inward or outward, the soul clearly perceives who it is, where
120     Rel, VIII   |      union; and this it sees very clearly,—that is, it seems so
121     Rel, VIII   |          and so say all. The soul clearly understands that it is a
122     Rel, VIII   |         it seems to me.~20. I see clearly that the Persons are distinct,
123     Rel, XI     |        Jesus.~1. Oh, that I could clearly explain to your Lordship
124     Rel, XI     |  impossible to doubt, that I seem clearly to know by experience what