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  1     Int         |        state of his soul."21 Three times the Saint rose from her
  2     Int         |          rose from her seat, three times she sat down again, but
  3    Pref         |       cannot do now what He did in times past, and that in weak vessels,
  4    Pref         |        ancient, but also in modern times; such were St. Dominic,
  5    Life, IV     |           almost insensible at all times, and frequently wholly so—
  6    Life, IV     |          read but little; at other times, much—according as our
  7    Life, V      |            weeping over my sins at times, they thought I was discontented,
  8    Life, V      |         have slain thee a thousand times, and in a far more perilous
  9    Life, V      |        nothing if I say a thousand times again, though he may rebuke
 10    Life, VII    |          not merely once, but many times, if the nuns therein are
 11    Life, VII    |          others also, at different times; for I was assured that
 12    Life, VII    |           it really was, though at times I saw clearly it was not
 13    Life, VII    |            for though there may be times, as in illness, and from
 14    Life, VII    |            him: it was so sharp at times, that it put him into great
 15    Life, VIII   |            back to Himself so many times, and I as often had left
 16    Life, X      |     Describe.~1. I used to have at times, as I have said,161 though
 17    Life, X      |       ourselves and weep; at other times, our Lord seems to do so,
 18    Life, XI     |       Though all must do this many times, beginners as well as those
 19    Life, XI     |           in the beginning, and at times in the end, to send these
 20    Life, XI     |      spiritual reading—though at times the soul will not be able
 21    Life, XI     |         God, because at many other times the body must serve the
 22    Life, XIII   |        repeat it,196 perhaps, many times, because of its great importance—
 23    Life, XIII   |            me ashamed of myself at times; and with all this, interrupted
 24    Life, XIV    |            this. True, it seems at times to have been wearied at
 25    Life, XIV    |           I say cut; for there are times in which the soul has no
 26    Life, XV     |            bring much weariness at times; for, though my memory is
 27    Life, XV     |     heights of prayer—at certain times, when God will try them,
 28    Life, XVI    |           this: as others in these times have met together in secret235
 29    Life, XVII   |          doing then. It happens at times, and indeed very often,
 30    Life, XVII   |       highest degree, by observing times of solitude, or of freedom
 31    Life, XIX    |            have been forgiven many times. Satan had good reasons
 32    Life, XX     |    strength, particularly at those times when the rapture was coming
 33    Life, XX     |           a strong giant; at other times it was impossible to resist
 34    Life, XX     |          speak of it. But at other times, the moment I felt that
 35    Life, XX     |     against His power.~8. At other times He is pleased to be satisfied
 36    Life, XX     |           reveals His grandeurs at times in the strangest way conceivable.
 37    Life, XX     |            remember them. At other times, I used to recollect a saying
 38    Life, XX     |            All my anxiety at these times is that I should die: I
 39    Life, XX     |         moves it.~ ./. The soul at times cannot help itself; nor
 40    Life, XXI    |           to show His greatness at times in a soil which is most
 41    Life, XXI    |            It laughs to itself, at times, when it sees grave men—
 42    Life, XXII   |      showing Thyself to me so many times, as I shall relate hereafter,311
 43    Life, XXIII  |           supernatural, because at times I was unable to withstand
 44    Life, XXIII  |            altogether. I wonder at times how it was that he, being
 45    Life, XXV    |         and I cannot; and at other times, even when I would not,
 46    Life, XXV    |         not more than two or three times. Our Lord warned me at once
 47    Life, XXVI   |           I felt it more keenly at times to speak of them than I
 48    Life, XXVII  |            not now in those former times. But this holy man lived
 49    Life, XXVIII |         from the dead. He comes at times in majesty so great, that
 50    Life, XXVIII |       think he tried three or four times to represent our Lord to
 51    Life, XXVIII |       happened to me three or four times. These satanic visions are
 52    Life, XXIX   |           that He looks upon me at times with great tenderness, yet
 53    Life, XXIX   |            the Host; only at those times when I was in trouble, and
 54    Life, XXIX   |              and into the heart at times, so that the soul knows
 55    Life, XXIX   |     fruition of its good. At other times, these impetuosities are
 56    Life, XXIX   |      pleased that I should have at times a vision of this kind: I
 57    Life, XXIX   |           me to be thrusting it at times into my heart,439 and to
 58    Life, XXX    | communications with him at diverse times.~4. I gave him an account,
 59    Life, XXX    |           control myself. At other times, my bodily sickness was
 60    Life, XXX    |             suffered. Four or five times, I read as many lines; and,
 61    Life, XXX    |            mortifying me. At other times, I used to delight in this,
 62    Life, XXX    |            imperfect way. At other times, my trials came upon me—
 63    Life, XXXI   |           did so, I believe, three times, and I was not able to finish
 64    Life, XXXI   |          my vanity and weakness in times past had become alive again
 65    Life, XXXI   |      graces as I had.~13. At other times, I was much tormented—
 66    Life, XXXI   |        persecution, which in these times is sure to come, when it
 67    Life, XXXII  |        things, and I have at other times dwelt on the various torments
 68    Life, XXXII  |       speak of this matter in past times, yet it was not with resolution
 69    Life, XXXIII |            terror, saying that the times were dangerous, that something
 70    Life, XXXIII |           myself to die a thousand times rather than that any one
 71    Life, XXXIII |          of the many sins which in times past I had confessed in
 72    Life, XXXIV  |        returned to my place. Three times, I think I did this, and
 73    Life, XXXV   |           am astonished a thousand times, and ten thousand times
 74    Life, XXXV   |            times, and ten thousand times would I relieve myself by
 75    Life, XXXVI  |  afterwards to resign it. At other times, too, wicked and imperfect
 76    Life, XXXVIII|           suffer this; for I am at times in great fear, though at
 77    Life, XXXIX  |         appeared to me as at other times, and began to show the wound
 78    Life, XXXIX  |            might say so a thousand times,—I fall short of this!
 79    Life, XXXIX  |         this, also, seems to me at times to be supernatural.~31.
 80    Life, XXXIX  |          as I used to see at other times. I beheld the throne which,
 81    Life, XXXIX  |          my father, I saw at other times, with another throne above
 82    Life, XL     |            speaking of I learnt at times by means of words uttered;
 83    Life, XL     |            words uttered; at other times I learnt some things without
 84    Life, XL     |          sorry on account of those times when I dimmed the lustre
 85    Life, XL     |           were to this effect: "In times to come this Order will
 86    Life, XL     |          passed away.~28. At other times I am in such a state that
 87     Rel, I      |            is my gain.~3. At other times certain excessive impetuosities
 88     Rel, I      |        from this pain.~4. At other times there come upon me certain
 89     Rel, I      |    solitude comforts me, though at times I neither pray nor read,
 90     Rel, I      |            console me.~7. At other times it gives me much pain that
 91     Rel, I      |            do not occupy me at all times.~25. For some days—they
 92     Rel, I      |         than three hours, at other times I am much stronger for a
 93     Rel, II     |             for these ecstasies at times come upon me with great
 94     Rel, II     |          should be in  ./. want at times; and as to the blessings
 95     Rel, II     |          would not miss them. Many times do I find myself with such
 96     Rel, II     |          upon an idiot. I think at times, and nearly always, that
 97     Rel, II     |           it is that I consider at times how all, except myself,
 98     Rel, II     |            days wherein I remember times without number the words
 99     Rel, II     |         that I am verily amazed at times. I think I discern the great
100     Rel, III    |           our Lord had given me at times, if it had not been for
101     Rel, V      |        vision. And though at other times I have seen the most Holy
102     Rel, V      |        would die for it a thousand times. In the Three Persons there
103     Rel, VII    |           be alone even by day, at times. And as she could not escape
104     Rel, VII    |       willing to suffer death many times for one of them.~9. He told
105     Rel, VII    |           was not without fears at times, for she thought that spiritual
106     Rel, VII    |     themselves. She always, at all times, wished to submit herself
107     Rel, VII    |          great graces which she at times received; but she always
108     Rel, VII    |           of imagination; at other times she could not think so.
109     Rel, VII    |            her. And thus, at other times, some vision gave her strength,
110     Rel, VIII   |           not had experience of at times, and, indeed, often.~2.
111     Rel, VIII   |          mean that desire which at times rushes into the soul, without
112     Rel, VIII   |          of the body.~17. At other times, this wound of love seems
113     Rel, VIII   |           the First spoke to me at times; but as I do not remember
114     Rel, VIII   |       finds Him; every one, at all times, can do this, if we except
115     Rel, IX     |       understood that there was at times more of self-love in that
116     Rel, XI     |            great suffering, and at times it thinks it would be very
117     Rel, XI     |           Hence the fear I have at times though without disquietude
118     Ind         |       Saint unable to resist it at times, xxiv. 1.~Tears, gift of,