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  1     Int            |          one case have I found it necessary to make some slight alteration
  2     Int            |          the giving of grace—is necessary, it is a great advantage
  3     Int            |          which appear to me to be necessary."30 Again: "As all this
  4     Int            |          much use.~Finally, it is necessary to say a word about the
  5     Int, Arg       |          in this chapter are very necessary and profitable.~Chapter
  6    Pref            |          at home, and that it was necessary to put her under the care
  7    Pref            |           of everybody, for it is necessary to correct the language
  8    Pref            |       aware of my infirmities and necessary occupations, I believe they
  9    Pref            |     appearance of piety, the more necessary it is to defend those who,
 10    Life, II        |           in the use of the means necessary for preserving it I was
 11    Life, IV        |          this way; and it is even necessary for him, however little
 12    Life, IV        |        the beginning, it would be necessary for me to have another understanding
 13    Life, VI        |        and more diffusive than is necessary in others; for, in short,
 14    Life, VII       |     people understand this; it is necessary our Lord Himself should
 15    Life, VII       |     knoweth all things saw it was necessary it should be so, in order
 16    Life, VII       |        feebly managed, that it is necessary for those who would serve
 17    Life, VII       |         with him, that it becomes necessary for him to seek companions,
 18    Life, VIII      |        prayer be all this, and so necessary, and if no one can really
 19    Life, X         |           he can have the courage necessary for great things who does
 20    Life, XI        |       want, not simply of what is necessary, but of what is superfluous:
 21    Life, XI        | accustomed to distractions. It is necessary for beginners to accustom
 22    Life, XI        |     purpose, it seems to me to be necessary that I should be led on
 23    Life, XI        |         His Majesty sees it to be necessary for them—but I do say
 24    Life, XIII      |           things which to me seem necessary. In the beginning, then,
 25    Life, XIII      |     against God; for it is a most necessary fear, till we become very
 26    Life, XIII      |          prayer.~2. Discretion is necessary throughout. We must have
 27    Life, XIII      |    confidence; because it is very necessary for us not to contract our
 28    Life, XIII      |           matter—although it is necessary in the beginning that we
 29    Life, XIII      |          of our own.~5. But it is necessary we should understand what
 30    Life, XIII      |        the grace of God, which is necessary in all things—for when
 31    Life, XIII      |           For this end it is very necessary he should have a director,
 32    Life, XIII      |          in which it is not often necessary to go back to the beginning.
 33    Life, XIII      |       owes Him—why should it be necessary for it to waste its time
 34    Life, XIII      |        can communicate when it is necessary. I mean, that for beginners
 35    Life, XIII      |     Though learning does not seem necessary for discretion, my opinion
 36    Life, XIII      |           a spiritual director is necessary; but if he be not a learned
 37    Life, XIV       |           it, because learning is necessary for many things. Here, indeed,
 38    Life, XIV       | understanding thereof, that it is necessary it should have attained
 39    Life, XIV       |       little, and it is therefore necessary His Majesty should undertake
 40    Life, XV        |    thousand deaths—will find it necessary, if they would be delivered
 41    Life, XVII      |          giving of the grace—is necessary to enable the soul to advance
 42    Life, XVIII     |           it down whenever it was necessary, the gardener certainly
 43    Life, XIX       |       distinctness; and it is not necessary for it to go forth to hunt
 44    Life, XXI       |         end, I say that it is not necessary for the soul to give its
 45    Life, XXII      |       lesson that possibly may be necessary; for in some books on prayer
 46    Life, XXII      |     experience and discretion are necessary. May our Lord, of His goodness,
 47    Life, XXIII     |           that much more care was necessary in my case. In a word, I
 48    Life, XXIII     |          is great, and caution is necessary, particularly in the case
 49    Life, XXIII     |          things secret; and it is necessary, also, that their secret
 50    Life, XXIII     |        Spirit of God; only it was necessary for me to go back again
 51    Life, XXIV      |       sweetness in prayer, it was necessary for me to hide myself in
 52    Life, XXV       |        many hours would have been necessary to calm me, and that no
 53    Life, XXVII     |          I say only that which is necessary to show the kind of the
 54    Life, XXVII     |    teaches them when He finds the necessary courage. How great was the
 55    Life, XXVIII    |        time to see it, if it were necessary for us to open them at all.
 56    Life, XXIX      |         beauty? No little time is necessary, if our conception is in
 57    Life, XXIX      |         discretion, therefore, is necessary at first, in order that
 58    Life, XXX       |           bestows upon me. It was necessary, then, that he who would
 59    Life, XXXI      |       just said, great courage is necessary here for, though the poor
 60    Life, XXXI      |        themselves; for it is very necessary for our weak nature that
 61    Life, XXXI      |          thought, and that it was necessary for me to flee from dangerous
 62    Life, XXXI      |     though we think we are; it is necessary for us never to be careless
 63    Life, XXXII     |           her every help that was necessary, and promised to acknowledge
 64    Life, XXXIII    |           to this house as it was necessary he should be on account
 65    Life, XXXV      |        went to Rome to obtain the necessary faculties. She went on foot,
 66    Life, XXXV      |        anxiety about all that was necessary for us, and I did not think
 67    Life, XXXV      |           never be in want of the necessary means of living: and this
 68    Life, XXXVI     |         coming, when they saw how necessary it was, and in what a moment
 69    Life, XXXVI     |           only no longer than was necessary for our affair; and when
 70    Life, XXXVI     |           affair; and when it was necessary he should recover his health,
 71    Life, XXXVI(536)|           said to her, "It is not necessary I should be ill any longer" (
 72    Life, XXXVI     |         so we always have what is necessary for us, and I trust in our
 73    Life, XXXVI     |        which we have thought  ./. necessary for the more perfect keeping
 74    Life, XXXVII    |          appears as others; it is necessary that his dignity should
 75    Life, XXXVII    |       offered; so that it becomes necessary for you to satisfy them
 76    Life, XXXVII    |     always on God, and that it is necessary to do so if it would avoid
 77    Life, XXXVII    |        houses no explanations are necessary, for it is only reasonable
 78    Life, XXXVIII   |          the strength and courage necessary to draw near to him, were
 79    Life, XXXVIII   |          and because they are not necessary; I mean that they are not
 80    Life, XXXIX     |          spoken before,590 it was necessary for me to be very watchful
 81    Life, XXXIX     |      never abandon me, but it was necessary I should do all that I could 
 82    Life, XL        |           bear.~12. Experience is necessary throughout, so also is a
 83    Life, XL        |      sinner. I do not think it is necessary to speak of them, because
 84    Life, XL        |       take that which I see to be necessary for me. May our Lord grant
 85    Life, XL        |          do not take more than is necessary!—I am afraid I do.~27.
 86    Life, XL        |          and bear it; my life was necessary now. And so, I believe,
 87    Life, XL        |          more attention, than was necessary for writing it; yet I have
 88     Rel, I         |         wish to have only what is necessary. Nevertheless, I feel that
 89     Rel, I         |           constraint if it be not necessary, for it gives me much pain.~
 90     Rel, I         |         to be folly; and so it is necessary for me to take pains to
 91     Rel, II        |           be without even what is necessary, unless given me as an alms;
 92     Rel, II        |       this way, I feel that it is necessary for me to put no trust whatever
 93     Rel, III       |          I heard this: "It is not necessary now; thou art sufficiently
 94     Rel, IV        |         you for comfort even when necessary,—for I see that your occupations
 95     Rel, IV        |           her then because it was necessary to console her.~5. On Palm
 96     Rel, XI        |          the way which He saw was necessary; but they are, in my opinion,
 97     Rel, XI        |           me, for, whenever it is necessary, our Lord gives me certain
 98     Ind            |           8; effects of, xiii. 3; necessary in the way of perfection,
 99     Ind            |     should be trusted, xxxix. 35; necessary, xl. 12; the Saint preferred
100     Ind            |           wishes for, xiv. 9; not necessary in prayer, xv. 12.~Lie,
101     Ind            |       xxix. 6.~Self, contempt of, necessary in the spiritual life, xxxi.
102     Ind            |      xviii. 16.~Women, great care necessary in the direction of, xxiii.