Part, Chapter

  1     Int         |           them herself nor was she able to describe them. Hence
  2     Int         |          but even then she was not able to explain to others what
  3     Int, Arg    |             and how little she was able to resist God's graces,
  4    Pref         |         she could, but she was not able, and the resistance pained
  5    Pref         |           because I thought myself able to judge of it, as because
  6    Pref         |             though I have not been able to read it with the leisure
  7    Pref         |     arranging them when I shall be able to do so, and I shall not
  8    Life, IV     |            in the slightest degree able to help himself.~12. This
  9    Life, IV     |           have: so that I might be able to appreciate what I owe
 10    Life, VI     |            himself when he made me able to rise and walk, no longer
 11    Life, VII    |           it was much for me to be able to attend in choir, though
 12    Life, VII    |           master; and so I was not able to shut myself up within
 13    Life, VII    |            my soul! how shall I be able to magnify the graces which
 14    Life, VIII   |        give me life, and I was not able to take it. He Who could
 15    Life, IX     |         way.156~7. I was so little able to put things before me
 16    Life, IX     |         thereby recollected. I was able to think of Christ only
 17    Life, XI     |          the help of it I shall be able to explain, in some measure,
 18    Life, XI     |            now, so that I might be able to endure certain afflictions
 19    Life, XI     |         times the soul will not be able to do them. Take care, then,
 20    Life, XII    |     beginnings of devotion, we are able in some degree to help ourselves:
 21    Life, XII    |           in order that I might be able to speak of it, the fact
 22    Life, XIII   |            are so perfect as to be able to relax themselves on those
 23    Life, XIII   |           least, I have never been able to bring myself to do it,
 24    Life, XIII   |        understanding.~32. If he is able, let him employ himself
 25    Life, XIII   |            there. When he shall be able to do this, though it may
 26    Life, XIV    |           with less labour, and be able to take some rest without
 27    Life, XIV    |         and then the devil will be able to transform himself into
 28    Life, XV     |           itself, it is still less able to retain it a moment longer
 29    Life, XV     |        much too great for me to be able to speak of it. It is a
 30    Life, XV     |            help of God, I shall be able to speak somewhat to the
 31    Life, XVI    |            of God, but I never was able to understand the manner
 32    Life, XVI    |      delighted in that I have been able to comprehend the matter
 33    Life, XVI    |             O my God, is no longer able to endure sufferings so
 34    Life, XVII   | contemplative life at once, and is able to apply itself to works
 35    Life, XVII   |           assistance, they are not able to do it any harm—none
 36    Life, XVIII  |            at liberty, so as to be able to attend to anything else,
 37    Life, XVIII  |        have already said,247 I was able to do nothing,—that I
 38    Life, XVIII  |           what I am,—is not  ./. able to win over any one to Thee,
 39    Life, XVIII  |            is so obscure. All I am able to say is, that the soul
 40    Life, XIX    |                 done, or ever been able to do, anything of itself.
 41    Life, XIX    |           am astonished that I was able to bear it. It must have
 42    Life, XIX    |    delusion here, wherein Satan is able to entangle us afterwards,
 43    Life, XX     |           I should never have been able to do it.~2. Consider we
 44    Life, XX     |      delusions. Occasionally I was able, by great efforts, to make
 45    Life, XX     |            so much myself as to be able to see that I was being
 46    Life, XX     |             which I shall never be able to describe; I think I can
 47    Life, XX     |           I believe I shall not be able; however, I will say something
 48    Life, XXI    |           not believe many who are able to speak of it in a way
 49    Life, XXI    |         may come in which I may be able to pay one farthing at least,
 50    Life, XXI    |     experience of it, will ever be able to believe what our Lord
 51    Life, XXII   |           midway, they will not be able to understand the matter.
 52    Life, XXIV   |   fulfilled; for I have never been able to form friendship with,
 53    Life, XXV    |            thanks that I have been able thus to explain it. I end
 54    Life, XXV    |          disgust, and is troubled, able to do no good thing whatever—
 55    Life, XXV    |         now I am amazed that I was able to bear it. Blessed be our
 56    Life, XXVI   |         Him who in that instant is able to destroy us. If His Majesty
 57    Life, XXVIII |       beautiful, I should never be able, nor even know how, to do
 58    Life, XXVIII |           to me, I have never been able to understand how it can 
 59    Life, XXVIII |           is pleasing unto Thee is able to tread all hell under
 60    Life, XXVIII |           think that Satan will be able to deceive it, provided
 61    Life, XXVIII |          before,—I should not be able to believe this that they
 62    Life, XXIX   |             the imagination may be able to picture it, and a person
 63    Life, XXIX   |           them, so that I might be able to describe them, yet I
 64    Life, XXIX   |          we are therefore the less able to be proud of it: on the
 65    Life, XXIX   |          conscious of it, as to be able to say of itself that it
 66    Life, XXX    |           1. When I saw that I was able to do little or nothing
 67    Life, XXX    |    resistance; but I was so little able, that I was now and then
 68    Life, XXX    |       because in many ways she was able to afford it. Some of those
 69    Life, XXX    |            Nevertheless, I was not able at all to feel that confidence,
 70    Life, XXX    |          then, not one of them was able to inspire me with confidence
 71    Life, XXX    |       service of God; and I am not able to do more than adorn images
 72    Life, XXXI   |           in order that I might be able to endure the pain. It pleased
 73    Life, XXXI   |         three times, and I was not able to finish the prayer without
 74    Life, XXXI   |            fire; for I am  ./. not able to do more. All this our
 75    Life, XXXII  |        fervour, so that I might be able to digest other and stronger
 76    Life, XXXIII |         the same time, I was never able to give up my conviction
 77    Life, XXXIII |           I was utterly alone, and able to do so very little. We
 78    Life, XXXIV  |         And now my soul, no longer able to bear the joy that filled
 79    Life, XXXIV  |        near her, and without being able to go to confession. This
 80    Life, XXXV   |      sanction,—no one was better able to give it, because he knew
 81    Life, XXXVI  |           have pity on her, and be able to console her.~11. Then,
 82    Life, XXXVII |      impossible for the soul to be able to desire anything more
 83    Life, XXXVIII|         contain itself, nor was it able to hope for so great a good.
 84    Life, XXXVIII|         great weakness, he was not able to do so; for he was often
 85    Life, XXXVIII|          and at any one else being able to dare to offend His most
 86    Life, XXXVIII|          grievously that I was not able, as it seemed to me, to
 87    Life, XXXIX  |           His Majesty has not been able to accomplish in me in so
 88    Life, XL     |          in a trance, they are not able afterwards to retain the
 89    Life, XL     |           in order that you may be able to help me; for your reverence
 90     Rel, I      |         must live on without being able to find any relief, for
 91     Rel, I      |           do penance, but I am not able. It would be a great relief
 92     Rel, I      |           these things, being less able to do so than any one. I
 93     Rel, I      |    whatever reflections I might be able to make, I could never come
 94     Rel, I      |            almost always when I am able to reflect at all, I cannot,
 95     Rel, I      |        vision that came, and I was able to resist no longer, and
 96     Rel, II     |            me, I think I should be able to withstand the whole world
 97     Rel, III    |       daughter; for no one will be able to separate thee from Me,"
 98     Rel, III    |          all the others. I was not able to distract myself, neither
 99     Rel, IV     |            much so, that I was not able even to swallow the Host;
100     Rel, VI     |            Nevertheless, not being able to persuade myself that
101     Rel, VII    |         for everybody wished to be able to enlighten her, and thereby
102     Rel, VII    |          mercies,—but she is not able to dwell so long upon these
103     Rel, VIII   |        then intent, which is to be able to converse with God alone.
104     Rel, VIII   |           it is doing, so as to be able in any way to speak of it.
105     Rel, VIII   |         disentangled therefrom, is able to be the more intent on
106     Rel, VIII   |         confidence wherein she was able to live, but not enough
107     Rel, VIII   |           so racked, that I am not able to write with my hands:
108     Rel, VIII   |            many years, I have been able to observe, so that I can
109     Rel, IX     |            forth I have never been able to think of One of the Three
110     Rel, IX     |            it, so that I was never able to call it again to mind;
111     Rel, XI     |           that I may be the better able to serve God in other things,
112     Ind         |        Faith, the, Satan was never able to make the Saint doubt,