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 1     Int, 0(7)       |            § 10. The date of this part of the Life can be easily
 2     Int             |           taken place in the early part of 1537. But already before
 3     Int, 0(12)      |             Constitutions of 1462. Part i., cap. x.~
 4     Int, 0(27)      |     impossible at the date of this part of the "Life." It is more
 5    Pref             |         after much prayer on their part and on that of the Saint,
 6    Pref             |          of prayer is for the most part sound, and you may rely
 7    Life, IV         |      within me, though the greater part of my time I spent in reading
 8    Life, V          |         Father117 undeceived me in part, and those of the Company
 9    Life, VI         |            that was possible on my part to return to a state of
10    Life, VII        |          be a very evil deed on my part, wicked as I was, to risk
11    Life, VIII       |        without my spending a great part of them in prayer were few,
12    Life, IX         |          be gained thereby. For my part, I believe that my soul
13    Life, IX         |         for some preparation on my part, the spiritual graces grew
14    Life, X          |          any merit whatever on our part; and let us be grateful
15    Life, XI         |       garden without labour on his part, irrigated by these four
16    Life, XI         |          of the world. The greater part of the work is done; give
17    Life, XI         |          already travelled a great part of the road. Let that soul,
18    Life, XI         |   tenderness which we for the most part desire, and with which we
19    Life, XI         |          giving of anything on our part.~21. As for poor women,
20    Life, XII        |     produce a devotion acquired in part by means of the understanding,
21    Life, XIII       |         Satan, or a weakness on my part. My health has been much
22    Life, XIV        |          labouring for it on their part, and which go forth in quest
23    Life, XIV        | satisfaction lies in the innermost part of the soul, and the soul
24    Life, XV         |          be no shortcomings on our part.~4. And it is of great importance
25    Life, XV         |        back; because, for the most part, it must be the effect of
26    Life, XV         |           by dint of labour on our part that we can converse to
27    Life, XVII       |         well aware that the better part of the soul is elsewhere.
28    Life, XVII       |            there where the greater part of it is, and to see, at
29    Life, XVIII      |           good souls, it is on Thy part great munificence and magnanimity,
30    Life, XX         |          But rapture, for the most part, is irresistible. It comes,
31    Life, XX         |         said before,276 we have no part in causing this pain; but
32    Life, XX         |           than even in the highest part of itself.~14. On other
33    Life, XX         |          the spirit, or the higher part of the soul, which would
34    Life, XX         |         wills it. And for the most part the eyes are closed, though
35    Life, XX         |            of its will.~32. For my part, I believe that a soul which
36    Life, XXIII      |          the Mount,340 and in that part of it which relates to the
37    Life, XXIII      |          done without sin on their part, in order that I might suffer.
38    Life, XXIII(347) |           Juan de Padranos gave in part the Exercises of St. Ignatius
39    Life, XXIV       |       prayer by meditating on some part of the Passion and that
40    Life, XXIV(355)  |         year 1557, and the greater part, perhaps, of 1558; for F. 
41    Life, XXV        |          to require a month on our part to arrange. The understanding
42    Life, XXVI       |         them? Who can behold but a part of that glory which He will
43    Life, XXVII      |         was obliged to go from one part of the house to the other,
44    Life, XXVIII     |         vision being a fancy on my part were quickly taken away,
45    Life, XXIX       |           we try to gaze upon it—part of the vision in particular—
46    Life, XXXI       |            without any merit on my part: and I always greatly desire
47    Life, XXXI       |           not so mercifully on His part done everything for me.
48    Life, XXXI       |           and much striving on his part, can do it. It seems to
49    Life, XXXI       |           if I had not learned the part intrusted to me,—not because
50    Life, XXXII      |         less than we can do on our part,—that we left nothing
51    Life, XXXII      |           keenly, because I saw in part the great anxieties and
52    Life, XXXIII     |        that they were for the most part right, and now and then
53    Life, XXXIII     |       great ability. I, too, on my part, felt his retirement very
54    Life, XXXIII(486)|          further hesitation on the part of the Saint's confessor.~
55    Life, XXXIII     |          suffer; and, for the most part, I had to suffer alone,
56    Life, XXXIII     |            which I wished never to part,—I saw them, so it seemed,
57    Life, XXXIV      |      during Matins, or the greater part of them, was lost in a profound
58    Life, XXXIV      |         and some jealousies on the part of some of its members,
59    Life, XXXV       |           that this was the better part; for I had now for some
60    Life, XXXVI      |           the work of our Lord. My part in it was so full of imperfections,
61    Life, XXXVI      |         else but an attempt on his part to frighten me with his
62    Life, XXXVI      |     without any asking on  ./. our part, without begging of any
63    Life, XXXVI      |          writing, to preserve that part of it which relates to this
64    Life, XXXVIII    |         the vision, that the least part of it was enough to make
65    Life, XXXVIII    |            no slight courage on my part not to betray my distress.
66    Life, XXXIX      |           our Lord Himself, on His part, did all the good that was
67    Life, XXXIX      |         without any one to take my part. In this my distress of
68    Life, XXXIX      |        always  ./. some one on His part to hold out his hand to
69    Life, XL         |            Him distinctly in every part of my soul, as in a mirror,
70    Life, XL         |          as being in the innermost part of their soul. It is a method
71    Life, XL(611)    |          after he had printed this part of his book, he discovered
72     Rel, I          |         excluding all labour on my part, but merely solicitude—
73     Rel, I          |       which God sends me I have no part myself; on the contrary,
74     Rel, II         |         kindred. This is the least part of it: my kindred are rather
75     Rel, II         |          the highest service on my part, is that I, when I feel
76     Rel, III        |          great splendour, over the part where the wounds of that
77     Rel, III        |           how much our Lord on His part had done, ever since my
78     Rel, III        |         they are not to follow one part of the Scripture by itself,
79     Rel, V          |          the spirit was the higher part of the will.~3. To return
80     Rel, VI         |           there during the hottest part of the day. Those who were
81     Rel, VII        |          but occurred for the most part when she was in some trouble:
82     Rel, VIII       |           wrought in the innermost part of the soul with such swiftness
83     Rel, VIII       |        that it is as if the higher part thereof were carried away,
84     Rel, VIII       |         that ascends to the higher part, and goes thither whither
85     Rel, IX         |          thy troubles." The latter part was addressed to me, I think,
86     Rel, IX(730)    |             as they seem to form a part of the series of events