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 1     Int, 0(7)   |       tells me that there is every reason to think that it is the
 2     Int         |            There was, indeed, good reason in the case of St. Teresa
 3     Int         |         but Don Vicente shows good reason that Easter Sunday is meant,
 4     Int         |          completing it. The second reason which prevents me from considering
 5     Int, 0(29)  |                 This is the second reason why the letter could not
 6     Int, Arg    |      should be observed there; the reason  ./. why she left the lady
 7    Pref         |            described—there is no reason for avoiding them. But no
 8    Pref         |          love which causes wonder, reason requires we should look
 9    Pref         |     intention; and the greater the reason for trying spirits of this
10    Life, I      |          never known that she gave reason to suspect that she made
11    Life, I      |           God, I think he had some reason,—for I am filled with
12    Life, II     |          when I came to the use of reason, did not derive so much
13    Life, II     |            concealment of the true reason, which was known only to
14    Life, III    |       months. I used to press this reason against myself: The trials
15    Life, IV     |            of God only, that is no reason for being afraid of failure,  ./. 
16    Life, V      |             I believe that God, by reason of my sins, allowed those
17    Life, VI     |           am afraid, and with good reason, lest Thou shouldst abandon
18    Life, VII    |            own secret.~ ./. 3. The reason why they thought I was not
19    Life, VII    |           vocation thoroughly have reason to fear the members of their
20    Life, VII    |         when I gave him that for a reason, as he never told a lie
21    Life, VII    |       however, was it a sufficient reason for giving up a  ./. practice
22    Life, VII    |       which they thought good. The reason is, that He Who knoweth
23    Life, VII    |           before God.~33. For this reason, I would advise those who
24    Life, VII    |        their empty joys, I know no reason why it should not be lawful
25    Life, VII    |        believe, must have been the reason why some of the Saints withdrew
26    Life, VIII   |           It.~1. It is not without reason that I have dwelt so long
27    Life, VIII   |          show hereafter.148~5. The reason, then, of my telling this
28    Life, X      |        surprised; for the soul has reason enough, and more than enough,
29    Life, X      |         rendered Him. And there is reason for this: for one of those
30    Life, X      |           after death, there is no reason against it, except that
31    Life, XI     |       nothing to fear. There is no reason why he should be distressed
32    Life, XII    |    progress. There is therefore no reason why we should trouble ourselves
33    Life, XII    |        great progress. This is the reason why I am so very anxious
34    Life, XIII   |     excessive. That, I believe, is reason enough why those who begin
35    Life, XIII   |       neglecting which there is no reason? His Majesty surely knows
36    Life, XIV    |            is never wearisome. The reason is, that the understanding
37    Life, XV     |           our Lord, and how in all reason it should not belong to
38    Life, XV     |       suspect and fear—they have reason to do so—that, if they
39    Life, XV     | reflections are good.~11. The only reason that ought to be admitted
40    Life, XV     |           clearly that there is no reason whatever, except His mere
41    Life, XV     |        reasons, which proceed from reason itself, to quicken its love,
42    Life, XV     |            the higher has the more reason to be afraid, and to be
43    Life, XVI    |           state of prayer; and the reason is, that the waters of grace
44    Life, XVI    |    transgressed all bounds; for no reason can keep me reasonable when
45    Life, XVI    |         the true road, there is no reason why we should linger; for
46    Life, XVII   |            myself, and that is the reason why I speak of it here.~
47    Life, XVII   |           one who has it has great reason to praise our Lord; and
48    Life, XIX    |             for I thought they had reason on their side. This I did
49    Life, XIX    |         and, as I think, with good reason; so I looked on none of
50    Life, XIX    |        thinking that now it has no reason to be afraid for itself.
51    Life, XX(267)|        others the end. That is the reason why it is called by different
52    Life, XX     |           console, but to show the reason why the soul must be weary;
53    Life, XX     |         those words, and what good reason the Psalmist had, and all
54    Life, XX     |      condemnation; and not without reason; because they know not how
55    Life, XXI    |            kingdoms. And with good reason: for it is another thing
56    Life, XXI    |           life. It understands the reason why St. Paul prayed to God
57    Life, XXI    |         work of our Lord. For this reason, it seems to me that the
58    Life, XXII   |            myself that this is the reason why so many souls, after
59    Life, XXII   |        should be glad to learn the reason, for I know it not. I do
60    Life, XXII   |          this, have I imagined the reason might be, that the soul
61    Life, XXII   |            this grace according to reason.~ ./. 26. It seems also
62    Life, XXIV   |             people, therefore, had reason to say so. Yet, in those
63    Life, XXV    |            at all.~10. There is no reason, therefore, why I should
64    Life, XXV    |          confidence, and with good reason, had assembled together,
65    Life, XXVI   |      everything?—and that is the reason why we are afraid. Certainly
66    Life, XXVIII |           I could, and there is no reason why I should now recur to
67    Life, XXVIII |         for me. I saw there was no reason to be afraid, but great
68    Life, XXVIII |            to be afraid, but great reason to praise Him. On the other
69    Life, XXVIII |        were enough to take away my reason; and now and then I was
70    Life, XXIX   |      giving them to drink. So here reason should draw in the reins,
71    Life, XXX    |          that he understood me, by reason of his own experience. That
72    Life, XXX    |            find none. The light of reason, in the freedom of its will,
73    Life, XXXI   |          again within me; so I had reason enough to commit myself
74    Life, XXXI   |           grace.~20. All this is a reason for praising God, and also
75    Life, XXXII  |           that we complain without reason. I repeat it, this vision
76    Life, XXXIII |            not tell them the chief reason, which was the commandment
77    Life, XXXIII |          for never again had I any reason to be distressed. The rector
78    Life, XXXIV  |        direction must be an act of reason; and in supernatural things,
79    Life, XXXIV  |         thing is not for  ./. that reason impossible, he will do himself
80    Life, XXXV   |          Thee, against all natural reason, all things are possible:
81    Life, XXXVI  |         who were present found any reason to condemn me. Afterwards
82    Life, XXXVI  |             said that there was no reason why it should be thus dissolved,
83    Life, XXXVII |          to believe in it. This is reason enough why kings should
84    Life, XXXIX  |           say nothing of the chief reason of all—His pure compassion.
85    Life, XL     |         into account, and for that reason it is always best to refer
86    Life, XL     |          it is so, but perhaps the reason may in some measure be that
87     Rel, I      |         far as I know, there is no reason why I should have any; for
88     Rel, II     |         leave them undone. And the reason why I would have this known
89     Rel, IV     |            it seems to be that the reason is what I have described;
90     Rel, VI     |            to become a nun.682 The reason of this was that I had forgotten
91     Rel, VII    |        what is impossible.~17. The reason why so much is known about
92     Rel, VII    |         God so scanty, must be the reason why she is not tempted to
93     Rel, VIII   |           moment becomes as if the reason were gone, just like a person
94     Rel, IX     |            learnt something of the reason why God delights in souls
95     Rel, XI(735)|         practice, assigning as his reason the Saint's reference in