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 1    Pref         |             always attained to. One thing only there is about the
 2    Pref         |          piety. For it is a strange thing to see how lax and worldly
 3    Pref         |         fall into delusions. Of one thing I am very sure, so far as
 4    Life, VI     |            a joy.~4. It was a great thing for me to have had the grace
 5    Life, VII    |       others who are doing the same thing. It is a matter of the last
 6    Life, IX     | understanding, that, unless I saw a thing with my eyes, my imagination
 7    Life, IX     |            He would forgive me. One thing, however, there was that
 8    Life, IX     |            dared to do it; the only thing I prayed Him to give me
 9    Life, XI     |             will. So is it in every thing else.~5. A pleasant way
10    Life, XII    |            I am lost in wonder. One thing I can truly say: though
11    Life, XIII   |       sinners. I, too, say the same thing; but we must see what those
12    Life, XIII   |         prayer. Learning is a great thing, for it teaches us who know
13    Life, XV     |            at once that it is not a thing that can be acquired, were
14    Life, XV     |             one. Charity is a great thing; and so always is ministering
15    Life, XVIII  |           not therefore a different thing: it is still the same flame
16    Life, XVIII  |            it, union is a different thing from elevation in union
17    Life, XIX    |            itself it can do no good thing; but rather out of an excessive
18    Life, XX     |           for that one and the same thing, which is also called ecstasy.267
19    Life, XX     |             it a most extraordinary thing, and was afraid it would
20    Life, XX     |          pain as the most corporeal thing is from the most spiritual;
21    Life, XX     |       sweetness; for if any earthly thing be then offered to the soul,
22    Life, XX     |          only, if there be any good thing in the garden, it is at
23    Life, XXI    |           love of God. What a grand thing this would be to him who
24    Life, XXI    |           reason: for it is another thing altogether to gain a kingdom
25    Life, XXI    |           God, that I should do any thing: all ends in talk and desires—
26    Life, XXI    |           and perfection, too, is a thing of growth, and of labouring
27    Life, XXII   |          Entangled.~1. There is one thing I should like to say—I
28    Life, XXII   |        miseries or with any created thing whatever, is what I cannot
29    Life, XXII   |                  need of no created thing by the help of which it
30    Life, XXII   |      embrace the cross is the great thing. The Lord of all consolation
31    Life, XXII   |      resistance is possible. What a thing to believe, that God will
32    Life, XXII   |              Amen.~22. There is one thing I should like to ask you,
33    Life, XXIII  |          evil spirit; that the best thing for me to do was to apply
34    Life, XXIII  |            altogether. What a grand thing it is to understand a soul!
35    Life, XXV    |        troubled, able to do no good thing whatever—for if it conceives
36    Life, XXV    |            Let me never mistake one thing for another—and then I
37    Life, XXVI   |             God, is a very unseemly thing, when we have on our side
38    Life, XXVI   |         Lord commanded me to do one thing in prayer, and if my confessor
39    Life, XXVII  |             knew before that such a thing was possible.~10. In the
40    Life, XXVII  |          dross; and it is an odious thing to make them enter into
41    Life, XXVII  |            to be silent.~15. Of one thing, however, I will speak,
42    Life, XXVIII |         should now recur to it. One thing, however, I have to say:
43    Life, XXVIII |             plain that it is a dead thing. But let this pass, though
44    Life, XXIX   |          from God, it was a fearful thing for me to do; and I could
45    Life, XXIX   |            was to me a most painful thing to make a show of contempt
46    Life, XXIX   |           time, it falls down, as a thing that has no control over
47    Life, XXXI   |             This is no fancy, nor a thing which has occurred once
48    Life, XXXI   |          and not long ago, the same thing happened to me, though it
49    Life, XXXI   |        fault is doing the very same thing,—but, in his own case,
50    Life, XXXI   |             is out of tune. It is a thing which hurts the soul exceedingly
51    Life, XXXI   |          little, even when I know a thing, but yet am very slightly
52    Life, XXXII  |          and thought that the first thing was to follow my vocation
53    Life, XXXII  |             any confidence that the thing could ever be done. I saw
54    Life, XXXIII |             too, could say the same thing; for where he reassured
55    Life, XXXIV  |            understand, and that the thing is not for  ./. that reason
56    Life, XXXIV  |         possible.~20. It is a great thing for a person ill of this
57    Life, XXXIV  |      anybody is attached to any one thing, that is a proof that he
58    Life, XXXV   |          considered it a very great thing for her to have given her
59    Life, XXXV   |            of a jewel, or any other thing which gave me great pleasure,
60    Life, XXXV   |             hundredfold for the one thing they have left,524 and for
61    Life, XXXVI  |       monastery, which was no small thing, because it was founded
62    Life, XXXVI  |      whether I had not done a silly thing, and what had I to do with
63    Life, XXXVI  |            had never been. The only thing I remembered was my own
64    Life, XXXVI  |           he had done was a blessed thing for him,  ./. in that it
65    Life, XXXVII |        gracious to so—miserable a thing as myself, what will He
66    Life, XXXVIII|             look upon it as a great thing if there should be any found
67    Life, XXXVIII|          that death is a very light thing for one who serves God,
68    Life, XXXVIII|     pilgrims here;570 it is a great thing to see what is going on
69    Life, XXXVIII|           to think it an honourable thing to go against His honour;
70    Life, XXXVIII|        persons; and what a horrible thing it is to receive this most
71    Life, XXXIX  |           could rest on any created thing: how much more, then, if
72    Life, XL     |         beyond it. It was a fearful thing for me to see, in so short
73    Life, XL     |         diamond, and a most piteous thing too, whenever I think of
74     Rel, I(622) |          trampling on every earthly thing.~"7. She has been told that
75     Rel, I      |   constantly in this state.~26. One thing astonishes me; it is that,
76     Rel, V      |             self, or of any created thing whatever.669 Thereupon,
77     Rel, VI     |             would be a very serious thing, considering that our interior
78     Rel, VI     |          not doing it; it was a sad thing for my resolution to serve
79     Rel, VI     |             on it then as a strange thing, which has surprised me;
80     Rel, VI     |         seemed to have done a great thing in honour of the Holy Ghost—
81     Rel, VIII   |          eyes; and though this very thing occurs when the soul is
82     Rel, VIII   |         spirit are one and the same thing; but only as a fire, if
83     Rel, VIII   |        companionship in any created thing, the soul seeks its Creator
84     Rel, IX     |           Me greatly; but the great thing is to follow Me stripped
85     Rel, IX     |             to see His Majesty in a thing so vile as my soul, I heard: "
86     Rel, XI     |           attachment to any created thing, not even to all the bliss
87     Rel, XI     |              But, for all this, one thing amazes me: I have not the