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  1     Int, 0(8)      |          the General Chapters, so far as these are preserved,
  2     Int            |           when I should come thus far in my story, to say very
  3     Int            |        come from God, and that so far from imperilling her soul
  4     Int            |        that some have been led so far), should procure the book
  5     Int            |         He had not proceeded very far when he learnt that "others
  6     Int, Arg       |           state. She declares how far, with the grace of God,
  7     Int, Arg       |        that many souls advance so far, but that few go beyond.
  8     Int, Arg       |         the soul that has come so far can do, and the effect of
  9     Int, Arg       |    through God's goodness, led so far. She speaks of the effects
 10    Pref            |          they are themselves very far away from it, they cannot
 11    Pref            |           in continual prayer, so far as it is possible for them,
 12    Pref            |          thing I am very sure, so far as it is possible for a
 13    Pref            |        His edition is, therefore, far better than any of its predecessors;
 14    Life, V         |          loyalty which reaches so far as to go against the law
 15    Life, V         |          thousand times, and in a far more perilous state. I believe
 16    Life, VI        |    abandon me; for I know now how far my strength and little virtue
 17    Life, VII       |          ever offended Him,130 so far as I know. The very first
 18    Life, VII       |         vanities—though not, so far as I know, to the extent
 19    Life, VIII      |           me feel that I was very far from being what I ought
 20    Life, X         |           abroad what I have thus far said of my wretched life,
 21    Life, X         |        speak in all sincerity, so far as I understand myself.
 22    Life, XI        |          is wearied thereby. Thus far we can advance of ourselves—
 23    Life, XIII      |          of giving a sanction, so far as he can, to the evil he
 24    Life, XIII      |          help us.~31. I have gone far away from the subject I
 25    Life, XIV       |         the soul has arrived thus far, it begins to lose the desire
 26    Life, XV        |         of Quiet. Many Advance So Far, But Few Go Farther.~1.
 27    Life, XV        |            so that it advances so far, I believe that He will
 28    Life, XV        |         soul that has advanced so far as this to understand the
 29    Life, XV        |         that many souls come thus far, and that those who go farther,
 30    Life, XV        |            In these persons, thus far advanced, love is already
 31    Life, XV        |         is by our Lord's will, so far as I have seen it in my
 32    Life, XVI       |           when I should come thus far in my story, to say very
 33    Life, XVI       |         did little or nothing, so far as they were concerned,
 34    Life, XIX       |        misery; self-conceit is so far away, that it seems as if
 35    Life, XIX       |       ready prepared. It sees, so far as itself is concerned,
 36    Life, XIX       |           water out of a well, so far as it is mine, so impure,
 37    Life, XIX       |        use of that very grace, so far as he can, for his own purpose,
 38    Life, XX        |     though God seems, as it were, far away from the soul at that
 39    Life, XX        |           be weary; because it is far away from the Good which
 40    Life, XX        |         were at a great distance, far away.~24. I do not say that
 41    Life, XXI       |           kings to understand how far their obligations reach!
 42    Life, XXI       |         into most clearly.~10. So far, then, of the effects of
 43    Life, XXI       |         think—can ever reach so far.~11. However, I do not mean
 44    Life, XXII      |        those who have advanced so far would be embarrassed or
 45    Life, XXII      |        which has ecstasies and so far is more accustomed to receive
 46    Life, XXII      |      grace given to those who are far advanced to be the same
 47    Life, XXIII     |         that my fear was going so far, it struck me—because
 48    Life, XXIV      |        one. This is the truth, so far as I can judge.356 From
 49    Life, XXV       |        advanced in prayer only so far as this may most easily
 50    Life, XXV       |        degrees ensue; because, so far as I can see, and by experience
 51    Life, XXV       |        God is received only in so far as it corresponds with the
 52    Life, XXVII     |           ingratitude of men, how far will it go! I know by experience
 53    Life, XXVII     |      works. The joy of this is so far above all conceivable joys,
 54    Life, XXVII     |         appeared to me being then far away. I knew he was about
 55    Life, XXVIII    |           I told him the truth so far as I knew it; or, if not,
 56    Life, XXVIII    |           I have just said,416 it far transcends anything we can
 57    Life, XXIX      |           Her.~1. I have wandered far from the subject; for I
 58    Life, XXIX      |        has inflicted on it; it is far otherwise; for an arrow
 59    Life, XXX       |           devil does not reach so far as to destroy faith—is
 60    Life, XXX       |       something which it hears of far away. So tepid is its love
 61    Life, XXXI      |           and said that he was so far improved, that he had not
 62    Life, XXXI      |     disturb my soul. They went so far, that I made up my mind,
 63    Life, XXXII     |        went no further than in so far as it was not against what
 64    Life, XXXIII    |        our Lord seems to have led far on the way, seeing that
 65    Life, XXXIV     | Provincial, who was at a distance far away.~2. The Provincial
 66    Life, XXXIV     |         On another occasion, when far away from this place, I
 67    Life, XXXV(511) |           there, and some went so far as to threaten to have her
 68    Life, XXXV      |          the open and royal road, far away from the precipice:
 69    Life, XXXVI(543)|           enter a religious house far away from Avila, her home.
 70    Life, XXXVI     |     nothing to them, except in so far as it regarded the service
 71    Life, XXXVII    |  sweetness and comfort of them so far exceed those of others,
 72    Life, XXXVII    |        the loss of Thee!~10. Thus far of the blessings of this
 73    Life, XXXVIII   |            and as it finds itself far away from those things,
 74    Life, XXXVIII   |           the goodness of God, so far as I could understand, the
 75    Life, XXXVIII   |      brightness of the wings were far greater. I understood by
 76    Life, XXXVIII   |           death so holy, that, so far as anything can be known,
 77    Life, XXXVIII   |          the more clearly see how far I am from deserving it.
 78    Life, XXXVIII   |         died in our Lord—he was far away from here; it was one
 79    Life, XXXIX     |   gracious our Lord was to me, so far as I could judge; for immediately,
 80    Life, XXXIX     |        Lord gave me when I was so far from deserving it: I call
 81    Life, XXXIX     |         to me, I should not be so far behind them as I am in pleasing
 82    Life, XXXIX     |          He knew already that, so far as it lay in my power, I
 83    Life, XL        |           those deep truths which far surpass all that is spoken
 84    Life, XL        |           in dignity must be very far from wishing or desiring
 85    Life, XL        |           safe road, now that, so far as it concerns me, there
 86     Rel, I(622)    |         evil spirits. She has put far away from herself all the
 87     Rel, I         |          do very great things, so far as my strength would allow;
 88     Rel, I         |         not leave that undone, so far as I understand it; if I
 89     Rel, I         |            glory, be to God!—so far as I know, there is no reason
 90     Rel, I         |     ordinary state of my soul, so far as I can understand it.
 91     Rel, II        |     prayer, wherein I find myself far more advanced, more detached
 92     Rel, II        |         think I have received, so far as I can see, a much greater
 93     Rel, II        |    without any at all; and now so far as I am concerned, I do
 94     Rel, II        |           as one that sees things far higher than I can understand,
 95     Rel, III       |           figure of the truth, so far as my dulness could understand,
 96     Rel, IV        |          the pain had not gone so far as to make me beside myself;
 97     Rel, IV        |   reception, in letting Him go so far for supper; and I used to
 98     Rel, VI        |         it. But it seemed to me a far other matter to give up
 99     Rel, VII       |          if she did not exist, so far as she knows herself, and
100     Rel, VIII      |   experience of it,—I mean, how far the pain can go; for the
101     Rel, VIII      |           have spoken of here, so far as I can see; for, as I
102     Rel, XI        |       expedient herein, and is so far removed from all self-seeking,
103     Rel, XI        |     cannot believe it, because so far as I can see, I am not under