Part, Chapter

  1     Int         |           mind the hint St. Teresa gives11 as to her disposition
  2     Int         |            her cure at Bezadas she gives a valuable hint by saying
  3     Int         |        Lewis, in his first edition gives first the one and then the
  4     Int         |            one grace that our Lord gives grace; and it is another
  5     Int         |           you should see this, and gives it to you, he will also
  6     Int, Arg    |           of the first degree, and gives advice with respect to certain
  7     Int, Arg    |        prayer in which God already gives the soul special consolations,
  8     Int, Arg    |   Continuing the same subject, she gives certain advice how one should
  9     Int, Arg    |            speaks of the light God gives concerning the deceits (
 10    Pref         |         the Barefooted Carmelites, gives a plain account of the state
 11     Ann         |       Begins to grow lukewarm, and gives up mental prayer.~1542. ~
 12    Life, III    |          the reward which our Lord gives to those who forsake all
 13    Life, IV     |         the succours which reading gives, and requires the spending
 14    Life, VIII   |            works in a soul when He gives it a disposition to pray
 15    Life, VIII   |           back and be lost! He who gives himself to prayer is in
 16    Life, VIII   |            for a little trouble He gives sweetness, in order that,
 17    Life, VIII   |          sweetness, which our Lord gives to those who persevere in
 18    Life, X      |         Let us believe that He Who gives these gifts will also, when
 19    Life, X      |          these gifts that our Lord gives us that strength which we
 20    Life, XI     |          mercy unto him to whom He gives the grace and resolution
 21    Life, XI     |            take many with him: God gives to him, as to a good captain,
 22    Life, XI     |            way than the first, and gives more water; or by a stream
 23    Life, XI     |            for the graces which He gives afterwards are of a dignity
 24    Life, XI     |           already Thine, and which gives itself up to Thee to follow
 25    Life, XI     | imagination, and do not ask why He gives devotion to this person
 26    Life, XI     |        grow—some of them when He gives water we may draw from the
 27    Life, XI     |           the well, others when He gives none—what is that to me?
 28    Life, XI     |           see they do, whether God gives them sweetness in devotion
 29    Life, XI     |          make much of it, when God gives it—because, when He gives
 30    Life, XI     |        gives it—because, when He gives it, His Majesty sees it
 31    Life, XIV    |           has become a captive, it gives a simple consent to become
 32    Life, XIV    |          the master of the dovecot gives them without any labouring
 33    Life, XIV    |         leisure; for when our Lord gives the spirit, it is more easily
 34    Life, XV     |           sign or pledge which God gives to a soul, in token of His
 35    Life, XV     | commencement of devotion which God gives; and we seek of ourselves,  ./. 
 36    Life, XV     |          light which our Lord here gives us, and which begets a confusion
 37    Life, XVI    |        Lord, of His good pleasure, gives to the soul in this its
 38    Life, XVII   |           has in itself that which gives it a greater satisfaction,
 39    Life, XVII   |            one grace that our Lord gives grace; and it is another
 40    Life, XVII   |   discursive. As the understanding gives no help, neither much nor
 41    Life, XIX    |            makes it burn the more, gives it great delight. It seems
 42    Life, XIX    |      prayer. I think so too, if he gives up prayer, and does not
 43    Life, XX     |            Him to let it be so; it gives to Him the keys of its own
 44    Life, XXI    |         serve God; for His Majesty gives it strength to bring those
 45    Life, XXI    |       utterly away from earth, and gives it dominion over all things
 46    Life, XXII   |       never improve it; but if God gives him a good voice, he has
 47    Life, XXII   |            strength which God then gives is very different from that
 48    Life, XXII   |       different from that which He gives when this grace is a trance
 49    Life, XXII   |         and makes it resolute, and gives it the strength of manhood,
 50    Life, XXII   |          Magdalene in a moment. He gives the same grace to others,
 51    Life, XXII   |           as His Majesty wills. He gives His grace to whom He pleases;
 52    Life, XXII   |        sees them receive it, so He gives, and He gives Himself. He
 53    Life, XXII   |            it, so He gives, and He gives Himself. He loves those
 54    Life, XXV    |      sweetness and joy which Satan gives are, in my opinion, of a
 55    Life, XXV    |         Lord, and how powerful! He gives not counsel only, but relief
 56    Life, XXV    |          obey Him? Who is He, that gives light in such darkness in
 57    Life, XXV    |           to be made of stone; who gives the waters of sweet tears,
 58    Life, XXVI   |             as I said before379— gives both counsel and relief.
 59    Life, XXVI   |                the graces our Lord gives me, to a confessor who is
 60    Life, XXVII  |           and it is true, that God gives Himself to those who give
 61    Life, XXVII  |         ever. Those which our Lord gives, what are they? One drop
 62    Life, XXIX   |          no joy in the world which gives greater delight. As I have
 63    Life, XXX    |          ashamed of itself; and it gives thanks to His Majesty, who
 64    Life, XXX    |         those very graces which He gives to many good people. I am
 65    Life, XXXI   |          they would fly before God gives them wings.~21. I believe
 66    Life, XXXIV  |            a gift of God, which He gives when He will and as He will,
 67    Life, XXXIV  |            contemplation, while He gives it to others in one,—His
 68    Life, XXXIV  |       blessing it is when our Lord gives light to understand how
 69    Life, XXXV   |            better. To the young He gives courage and knowledge, so
 70    Life, XXXVI  |           do as all the others do, gives me this comfort of keeping
 71    Life, XXXVII |            Majesty, seeing that He gives such pledges as these even
 72    Life, XXXVII |          and consolation which God gives in a vision or a trance
 73    Life, XXXVII |            when our Lord wills, He gives not by measure;562 and so
 74    Life, XXXVIII|         great mercy which our Lord gives to that soul to which He
 75    Life, XXXVIII|            how it is that our Lord gives me the strength and courage
 76    Life, XXXVIII|   compassion on me, and still has, gives me strength, nor would it
 77    Life, XXXIX  |           known to others, that it gives me no pain to think so.
 78    Life, XXXIX  |         Blessed be He for ever who gives me so much and to whom I
 79    Life, XXXIX  |           and love,—and our Lord gives him light to understand
 80    Life, XXXIX  |            I said before, our Lord gives to whom He will, particularly
 81    Life, XXXIX  |          touches their hearts, and gives them a little light and
 82    Life, XXXIX  |         brief interval in which He gives them sweetness in prayer,
 83    Life, XXXIX  |           in three days, though he gives them much fewer graces than
 84    Life, XXXIX  |           the opportunity our Lord gives us to humble ourselves,
 85    Life, XXXIX  |           farthing of the debt, He gives us back a thousand ducats.
 86    Life, XXXIX  |             and the consolation He gives me, fill me with the utmost
 87    Life, XL     |          new reverence for God; it gives me a notion of His Majesty
 88    Life, XL     |          than men to whom our Lord gives these graces; I have heard
 89    Life, XL     |            do, wholly unto Him who gives Himself to us so utterly
 90     Rel, I      |           me.~7. At other times it gives me much pain that I must
 91     Rel, I      |            through the pleasure it gives me, and thus my reading
 92     Rel, I      |           be not necessary, for it gives me much pain.~14. Amusements,
 93     Rel, I      |          to prayer fall away; this gives me pain, but not much, because
 94     Rel, II     |       given, though sometimes that gives me grievous pain. My penance
 95     Rel, VIII   |             and all that is in it, gives it pain; and because it
 96     Rel, VIII   |          And from time to time God gives it a certain knowledge of
 97     Rel, VIII   |          He comforts the soul, and gives it courage to live on for
 98     Rel, IX     |            belongs to me; and that gives me great comfort.713~9.
 99     Rel, IX     |           acceptable unto Him, and gives us graces so great. I understood
100     Rel, XI     |          it is necessary, our Lord gives me certain directions; and
101     Rel, XI     |           everything; and yet this gives me none, except that sometimes,
102     Ind         |          of spiritual books, i. 1; gives his daughter Maria in marriage,
103     Ind         |           Don Francisco, xxiii. 6; gives spiritual advice to the
104     Ind         |          21; hospitable, xxxvi. 1; gives Communion to the Saint when
105     Ind         |           cared for money, xx. 34; gives up her whole being to God,