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 1     Int         |           XXV., § 4, St. Teresa, speaking of the difference between
 2     Int         |     convents were held in esteem. Speaking one day of the Way of Perfection,
 3     Int         |        written in 1575, she says, speaking of herself: "This nun took
 4     Int         |         Bouix, and others. Again, speaking of her cure at Bezadas she
 5     Int, Arg    |      teaches a soul, and, without speaking, makes His Will known in
 6    Life, Pro(84)|      Castro, then canon of Avila, speaking of this book, calls it the
 7    Life, IV     |         one of my brothers,102 by speaking to him of the vanity of
 8    Life, IV     |          beginnings of which I am speaking, that there could be no
 9    Life, VI     |          to me to be diffusive in speaking most minutely of the graces
10    Life, VII    |          are kept in it; and I am speaking only of others which I have
11    Life, VII    |      religious persons—I am not speaking now more of women than of
12    Life, VII    |           person did of whom I am speaking; and that was because I
13    Life, VII    |       wretched time of which I am speaking; for, if I knew myself to
14    Life, VII    |           and desires then—I am speaking of that time—were strong.~
15    Life, VII    |           greater satisfaction in speaking of their empty joys, I know
16    Life, VII    |       given me the opportunity of speaking very frequently to persons
17    Life, VIII   |         year of which I have been speaking, during eight-and-twenty
18    Life, VIII   |           men have written—I am speaking of mental prayer—glory
19    Life, VIII   |            never wearied me. I am speaking of the time after I gave
20    Life, IX     |        that picture of which I am speaking, I seem to have made greater
21    Life, IX     |          in the dark, who, though speaking to a person present, and
22    Life, IX     |           by tears, of which I am speaking, I began in an especial
23    Life, XI     |        them from falling away.~8. Speaking, then, of their beginnings
24    Life, XII    |         be supposed that I am now speaking of raising our thoughts
25    Life, XIII   |      great zeal for God. I am not speaking of the pain which public
26    Life, XIV    |         the subject; and, as I am speaking to the purpose I have in
27    Life, XV     |        not to run after it—I am speaking of the will; for the will
28    Life, XV     |         other reasons, when I was speaking of the first degree of prayer,
29    Life, XVI    |      rather have fallen short, in speaking of that joy, which our Lord,
30    Life, XVI    |       that I am the person who is speaking; I seem to be dreaming the
31    Life, XVII   |    elsewhere. It is as if we were speaking to one person, and another
32    Life, XVII   |           one person, and another speaking to us at the same time,
33    Life, XVIII  |        even more than I had while speaking of the last; for in that
34    Life, XVIII  |         wondered at that I may be speaking foolishly.~10. But I have
35    Life, XVIII  |        plainly.~ ./. 12. I am now speaking of the water which cometh
36    Life, XVIII  |         very prayer of which I am speaking. I am thinking of what the
37    Life, XIX    |    delight. It seems as if I were speaking an unknown language. So
38    Life, XX     |         last water, of which I am speaking, is so abundant that, were
39    Life, XX     |          order to breathe, and by speaking of it, by complaining, and
40    Life, XX     |       from our Lord284 which I am speaking of now, and all those described
41    Life, XX     |           subject; for I began by speaking of raptures, and that of
42    Life, XX     |         that of which I have been speaking is even more than a rapture,
43    Life, XXIII  |       secret should be kept. I am speaking of this as one to whom it
44    Life, XXIII  |           that the Holy Ghost was speaking by his mouth in order to
45    Life, XXV    |           that time of which I am speaking, when our Lord granted me
46    Life, XXV    |          locution, and that it is speaking of itself. This is nothing
47    Life, XXV    |         can be silent when we are speaking; but, with respect to the
48    Life, XXV    |     locutions as there is between speaking and listening, neither more
49    Life, XXV    |           think it was when I was speaking of the second water,362—
50    Life, XXV    |         is the time of which I am speaking; for the faculties, though
51    Life, XXVII  |            that it was He who was speaking to me. As I was utterly
52    Life, XXVII  |          and speaks to it without speaking, in the way I have described.~
53    Life, XXVII  |         manner of the vision I am speaking of. Consider well this way
54    Life, XXVII  |     Majesty filled the Saint I am speaking of! He did penance—oh,
55    Life, XXVII  |         the world, that though my speaking of it is of no other use
56    Life, XXVIII |      which I described when I was speaking of locutions.414 They are
57    Life, XXIX   |          the vision of which I am speaking, there are no means of bringing
58    Life, XXIX   |              And though I saw Him speaking to me, and though I was
59    Life, XXIX   |           pain, of which I am now speaking, begins, our Lord seems
60    Life, XXX    |          out. So those souls I am speaking of, however much it may
61    Life, XXXI   |       during the temptations I am speaking of, it seemed to me as if
62    Life, XXXII  |         was paralysed,471 without speaking of others of different kinds,
63    Life, XXXII  |           have listened to people speaking of these things, and I have
64    Life, XXXII  |          a person with whom I was speaking to say to me and the others
65    Life, XXXII  |          any revelation whatever, speaking only of the natural reasons
66    Life, XXXIII |      months, neither thinking nor speaking of the matter; nor did our
67    Life, XXXIII |           the rector of whom I am speaking, for never again had I any
68    Life, XXXIV  |        Now as to this father I am speaking of, as our Lord has given
69    Life, XXXIV  |       Society of Jesus, whom I am speaking of,506 and also of two other
70    Life, XXXIV  |       thus found their delight in speaking of Him.~22. On another occasion,
71    Life, XXXV   |         of the licentiate,—I am speaking of the Dominican friar,518
72    Life, XXXV   |          eager to tear them: I am speaking of honours, pleasures, and
73    Life, XXXVI  | understood clearly that they were speaking the truth, as when they
74    Life, XXXVI  |          among other things, when speaking of the greatness of his
75    Life, XXXVII |           of this vision, without speaking of others, which abide in
76    Life, XXXVII |       what folly am I about! from speaking of the greatness of God
77    Life, XXXVIII|          lady of whom I have been speaking,568 it happened to me once
78    Life, XXXVIII|           To return to what I was speaking of. When our Lord made me
79    Life, XXXIX  |          of exceeding gentleness, speaking, as it were, in a whisper.588
80    Life, XXXIX  |      taught me; and therefore, in speaking of them, when I say distinctly
81    Life, XL     |           Truth.~6. All this I am speaking of I learnt at times by
82    Life, XL     |           The Truth of which I am speaking, and which I was given to
83     Rel, I(622) |         who is working in her and speaking to her.~"29. God has given
84     Rel, I      |        these things of which I am speaking make me believe that it
85     Rel, II     |         herein.~4. As to the evil speaking directed against me,—which
86     Rel, II     |         on the contrary, the evil speaking seems to be a favour. And
87     Rel, II     |         by contradictions or evil speaking they break down. And so
88     Rel, V      |           visible, and by Himself speaking.674 And afterwards I have
89     Rel, VIII   |          wants anything; for even speaking wearies it,—I mean by
90     Rel, VIII   |           the union of which I am speaking may also be called a trance.
91     Rel, VIII   |         impetuosities I have been speaking of. I forgot to say that
92     Rel, XI     |        need of learned men, or of speaking to anybody at all, only