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 1     Int            |           1535, and as this event took place after her profession,
 2     Int            |     overwhelming evidence that it took place on the 3rd of November,
 3     Int            |             She (Teresa of Jesus) took the habit on 2 November,
 4     Int            |    speaking of herself: "This nun took the habit forty years ago."
 5     Int            |        drawn up before St. Teresa took the habit, and therefore
 6     Int            |           he did the very day she took the habit), and make arrangements
 7     Int            |         words are that this event took place "at the very beginning
 8     Int            |         in the second15; and they took it for granted that the
 9     Int            |         St. Teresa's canonisation took place before the stringent
10    Pref            |        for in those days children took the name either of the father
11    Pref            |        daughter, Maria de Cepeda, took charge of her younger sisters—
12    Pref            |          till her marriage, which took place in 1531, when the
13    Pref, 0(64)     |        Rel. vii. § 18, that "she took the greatest pains not to
14    Pref, 0(69)     |                              This took place in the year 1580,
15    Pref, 0(69)     |           to them by the Cardinal took place in 1581.~
16    Life, I(86)     |     Reform of the Carmelites, she took for the first time the name
17    Life, II        |        others by my appearance. I took pains with my hands and
18    Life, II        |         frivolous, that my mother took great pains to keep her
19    Life, II        |         these vanities, when they took me to a monastery95 in the
20    Life, III       |           became well again, they took me to see my sister100 in
21    Life, IV        |          my purpose.105~2. When I took the habit,106 our Lord at
22    Life, IV(106)   |          monastery, says that she took the habit Nov. 2, 1536,
23    Life, IV        |  frequently wholly so—my father took great pains to find some
24    Life, IV(107)   |                        Her father took her from the monastery in
25    Life, V         |          medical treatment—they took me away with the utmost
26    Life, V         |        whom I spoke before.119 He took an extreme liking to me,
27    Life, V         |           and thereupon my father took me back. Then the physicians
28    Life, VI        |      resolutions, nor the pains I took, were sufficient to keep
29    Life, VI        |       such deep compunction.~6. I took care to go to confession
30    Life, VI        |          and superstitious; and I took for my patron and lord the
31    Life, VI(127)   |        199, 3rd ed.) says that it took its rise in the West, in
32    Life, VII       |         before136—this exercise took such a hold upon him, that
33    Life, VII       |        for I confessed to him. He took upon himself the task of
34    Life, VIII      |        myself much to prayer, and took some pains, and that successfully,
35    Life, VIII      |           seeing that no one ever took Him for his friend that
36    Life, VIII      |        myself. I sought for help, took great pains; but it must
37    Life, IX        |           love that He bore me, I took courage again. Of His mercy
38    Life, XIV       |        suppose all the trouble he took in maintaining and watering
39    Life, XX        |          often: once, however, it took place when we were all together
40    Life, XX        |           for some time; the soul took it all away. Very often,
41    Life, XXII      |          Lord, what an evil way I took! and I was going out of
42    Life, XXIII(337)|          of St. Thomas. His death took place Sept. 12, 1580, when
43    Life, XXIII     |      seems to me, by the pains he took, to have been the beginning
44    Life, XXV       |         fight against all hell? I took up the cross in my hand,
45    Life, XXVII(386)|            xxix. § 1. The vision took place, it seems, on the
46    Life, XXVII     |      honours whatever, but rather took pleasure in seeing himself
47    Life, XXVII     |       great fruit. If some people took scandal, others are filled
48    Life, XXIX      |        the cross of my rosary, He took it from me into His  ./. 
49    Life, XXIX(440) |         of the heart of the Saint took place in 1559. The hymn
50    Life, XXX       |         great a man had come, she took her measures. She knew the
51    Life, XXX       |  serviceable, and ever afterwards took great care of me, and told
52    Life, XXXI      |        some holy water at hand; I took some, and threw it in the
53    Life, XXXI      |         was I at all afraid. This took place almost always when
54    Life, XXXI      |           from our Lord; for they took the matter greatly to heart;
55    Life, XXXI      |         which I have just spoken, took place.~9. Our Lord was pleased
56    Life, XXXI      |        enough by the dispute that took place between persons given
57    Life, XXXI      |        This miserable self-esteem took from me the power of doing
58    Life, XXXII     |        writing,—that, though it took place nearly six years ago,473
59    Life, XXXII     |          very great wickedness, I took some pains to please God,
60    Life, XXXII     |         out, though it was I that took most advantage of it, was
61    Life, XXXII     |         other hand, seeing that I took the greatest delight in
62    Life, XXXII     |    account in writing of all that took place.~16. My confessor
63    Life, XXXIII    |       impetuosities of the spirit took away the very breath of
64    Life, XXXIII    |         the same kind. Everything took place in such a way that
65    Life, XXXIV     |       have provided that, when He took away unto Himself some of
66    Life, XXXV(511) |          de Henares, of which she took possession Sept. 11, 1562;
67    Life, XXXV      |           servant of God.~4. As I took the advice of many in everything,
68    Life, XXXV      |    pleasure I had in pleasing God took away the pain of quitting
69    Life, XXXV(525) |           and killed. The workmen took the child to his mother:
70    Life, XXXV(525) |           sent for. Doña Guiomar took the dead boy into her arms,
71    Life, XXXV(525) |          life from God. The Saint took the body, and, laying it
72    Life, XXXVI     |          and the great trouble he took to make now this one, now
73    Life, XXXVI     |   immediately afterwards our Lord took him to Himself.534 It seems
74    Life, XXXVI     |       court on this business, and took great pains. That holy nobleman550
75    Life, XXXVI     | impossible for me to explain what took place during the two years
76    Life, XXXVII    |    treated me with rudeness. This took place after I had become
77    Life, XXXVIII   |    excused making my prayer; so I took my rosary, that I might
78     Rel, III       |       received the Host. All this took place in St. Joseph of Avila.
79     Rel, III(652)  |                              This took place in 1571, when the
80     Rel, IV        |           lose that liberty. This took place last night; and to-day
81     Rel, IV        |       doing violence to myself, I took up some bread to prepare
82     Rel, V         |       thinking that the Son alone took human flesh, whereby this
83     Rel, V         |       Father, nor the Holy Ghost, took human flesh? This is what
84     Rel, VI        |    Gratian on His right. Our Lord took his right hand and mine,
85     Rel, VII       |         and F. Bouix.~1. This nun took the habit forty years ago,
86     Rel, VII       |          or not. Now and then she took comfort in thinking that—
87     Rel, VII       |        which, before these things took place, she had been to confession—
88     Rel, VII       |       more kindly of her.~18. She took the greatest pains not to
89     Rel, IX        |           always has had since he took upon himself the charge
90     Rel, IX(713)   |                              This took place in 1575, when she
91     Rel, IX        |          being One, the Son alone took our flesh upon Him, our
92     Rel, IX(720)   |          Fra Jerome Gratian. This took place during the persecution
93     Rel, IX        |        the person of the Son only took human flesh. I cannot, as