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  1     Int         |        though neither seem to have understood its meaning. On leaving
  2     Int         |            fortnight. It should be understood that frequent communion
  3     Int         |           than once,—and I never understood it, and never could explain
  4     Int         |           but at first she neither understood them herself nor was she
  5    Pref         |            of the Society. F. Juan understood it all, and comforted her
  6    Life, II     |           be avoided if we clearly understood that what we have to do
  7    Life, III    |       devotional practices which I understood prevailed there, and which
  8    Life, IV     |          read no others, because I understood now the harm they had done
  9    Life, IV     |           mean, no confessor—who understood me, though I sought for
 10    Life, IV     |            that of union, though I understood not what either the one
 11    Life, IV     |            blessing to me if I had understood the matter. It is true that
 12    Life, V      |          was in excess. He clearly understood that I was determined on
 13    Life, V      |          Credo, as if I could have understood anything they said. They
 14    Life, V      |           to all matters wherein I understood myself to have offended
 15    Life, VI     |          as a habit. It came to be understood that where I was, absent
 16    Life, VII    |        weakness. This is not to be understood of my monastery; for there
 17    Life, VII    |           goodness of God might be understood, and to show how much I
 18    Life, VIII   |           my soul in those days! I understood perfectly that I was in
 19    Life, IX     |          to His Majesty at once. I understood clearly, as I thought, that
 20    Life, IX     |     understand, as I ought to have understood it, wherein the true love
 21    Life, XII    |            it, though it be not so understood, there is no great humility
 22    Life, XII    |        many years I read much, and understood nothing; and for a long
 23    Life, XIV    |          write is what my soul has understood; and it is very often hard
 24    Life, XVI    |           than once,—and I never understood it, and never could explain
 25    Life, XVI    |            amazed, and in a moment understood it all. I have often been
 26    Life, XVII   |           greatly in that you have understood it. Meanwhile, if He does
 27    Life, XVIII  |            which is granted. It is understood that the fruition is of
 28    Life, XVIII  |           just now, this cannot be understood. I do not understand it
 29    Life, XVIII  |           It is to be observed and understood that this water from heaven,
 30    Life, XIX    |            all had not yet clearly understood how wicked she was, though
 31    Life, XX     |          words. Afterwards, when I understood what it was, I used to console
 32    Life, XX     |           in purgatory.~ ./. 22. I understood perfectly that this pain
 33    Life, XX     |       passing there. Nor can it be understood while we are living on the
 34    Life, XXII   |           little from books; for I understood really nothing till His
 35    Life, XXII   |      withdraw. Let this be clearly understood. I wish I knew how to explain 
 36    Life, XXII   |          shorter road. What I have understood of the matter is this: that
 37    Life, XXIII  |           come may be more clearly understood. Henceforth, it is another
 38    Life, XXIII  |           a very great evil; for I understood perfectly that what had
 39    Life, XXIII  |           my life, as clearly as I understood it, and knew how to make
 40    Life, XXIII  |          His, and very prudent. He understood all I told him, explained
 41    Life, XXV    |         however, much more clearly understood than they would be if they
 42    Life, XXV    |            vision, as I have since understood it was! it would have been
 43    Life, XXV    |            sake of trying me, as I understood afterwards, always comforted
 44    Life, XXVI   |        very few days afterwards, I understood it well enough; for I had
 45    Life, XXVII  |           it is not vision. God is understood to be present there by the
 46    Life, XXVII  |             that it cannot well be understood on earth, though we may
 47    Life, XXVIII |          whole Person. Later on, I understood that His Majesty was dealing
 48    Life, XXX    |          us all. I saw that no one understood me. I saw it very clearly
 49    Life, XXX    |         saw almost at once that he understood me, by reason of his own
 50    Life, XXX    |          no one in this city—who understood me; but he would speak to
 51    Life, XXX    |      suspicions whether I had ever understood matters aright, thinking
 52    Life, XXX    |         that this is folly. What I understood by it is this: that it is
 53    Life, XXX    |         were written in Spanish, I understood them less at the end than
 54    Life, XXX    |     subject of prayer, I thought I understood thoroughly, and that I required
 55    Life, XXXI   |          absorbed in prayer that I understood nothing, neither was I at
 56    Life, XXXI   |        them from coming near me. I understood it to mean that God was
 57    Life, XXXI   |           liberty of spirit; and I understood afterwards that this was
 58    Life, XXXII  |            apparently into hell. I understood that it was our Lord's will
 59    Life, XXXII  |         know not how it was, but I understood distinctly that it was a
 60    Life, XXXIII |          dare, though he perfectly understood my spirit, and desired  ./. 
 61    Life, XXXIV  |        fear, because of what I had understood in prayer, though in the
 62    Life, XXXIV  |          spiritual; but it must be understood that in outward and inward
 63    Life, XXXIV  |            This is beginning to be understood. I have had great visions
 64    Life, XXXIV  |        things which I had formerly understood of him. But there were greater
 65    Life, XXXIV  |   suffering for Him! This is never understood till we have left all things;
 66    Life, XXXIV  |           angels in great glory. I understood by that vision that his
 67    Life, XXXVI  |       comparison with that which I understood our Lord meant me to carry.~
 68    Life, XXXVI  |        kind. But on other points I understood clearly that they were speaking
 69    Life, XXXVI  |          seemed to cover us all. I understood by that the high degree
 70    Life, XXXVII |            first place, it must be understood that, in those graces which
 71    Life, XXXVIII|          wings were far greater. I understood by this that he was to draw
 72    Life, XXXVIII|     distinctly as in the vision. I understood this well enough; but the
 73    Life, XXXVIII|         and for the good of all. I understood clearly how the priests
 74    Life, XXXVIII|      certain person died, who as I understood had led a very bad life,
 75    Life, XXXVIII|           and our Lord with him. I understood that His Majesty went with
 76    Life, XXXVIII|           not gone to purgatory. I understood that, having become a friar
 77    Life, XXXIX  |            when I say distinctly I understood this, or our Lord told me
 78    Life, XXXIX  |       greatest help to me, since I understood what it meant. Not long
 79    Life, XXXIX  |       whereon, though I saw not, I understood by a certain inexplicable
 80    Life, XL     |     illusion. I saw nothing; but I understood how great a blessing it
 81    Life, XL     |            nearer unto God. I also understood what it is for a soul to
 82    Life, XL     |           the Truth itself. What I understood is this: that our Lord gave
 83    Life, XL     |           were told me in words. I understood exceedingly deep truths
 84    Life, XL     |      grandeurs on this grandeur. I understood it all, notwithstanding
 85    Life, XL     | particularly after Communion.~9. I understood by it, that, when a soul
 86    Life, XL     |            have clearly and really understood that true dominion consists
 87    Life, XL     |          he may then accept it." I understood by this that he who is to
 88     Rel, I      |            all I need is not to be understood as excluding all labour
 89     Rel, III    |            vision, whereby my soul understood through a certain representation,
 90     Rel, III    |            over the whole earth. I understood the meaning of those words
 91     Rel, IV     |            things He said to me, I understood that, after His Ascension,
 92     Rel, V      |           3. To return to union; I understood it to be a spirit, pure
 93     Rel, V      |     contemplation; and I thought I understood, yet not by words heard,
 94     Rel, V      |                of what they do." I understood that I was under great obligations
 95     Rel, V      |          in a state of grace.673 I understood the mystery most clearly,
 96     Rel, V      |          This is what I have never understood; theologians know it. I
 97     Rel, V      |         are suspended, it is to be understood that certain matters are
 98     Rel, VI     |           my confessors, of some I understood that they would be profitable
 99     Rel, VII    |         she heard a voice, but she understood not what was said. It was
100     Rel, VIII   |             in such a way as to be understood,—the more so as they pass
101     Rel, VIII   |           the help of our Lord, is understood.~3. The first prayer of
102     Rel, VIII   |           God. This will be easily understood by him whom our Lord shall
103     Rel, IX     |       thinking how he failed me, I understood  ./. that God kept him from
104     Rel, IX     |     opportunities to do so; he has understood me, and given me great relief;
105     Rel, IX     |          meat and do no penance, I understood that there was at times
106     Rel, IX     |             10. On one occasion, I understood how our Lord was in all
107     Rel, IX     |            Augustine's Day, I~ ./. understood, and, as it were, saw,—
108     Rel, IX     |        Holy Body of Christ. I have understood and seen how the Divine
109     Rel, IX     |        gives us graces so great. I understood also that He accepts the
110     Rel, IX     |    describe it, I should be better understood; it is a great matter to
111     Ind         |     ingratitude, xiv. 16; scarcely understood a word of Latin, xv. 12;