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 1     Int            |      entirely in St. Teresa's own hand and are exclusively her
 2    Pref            |           continued,—on the one hand, the voice of God calling
 3    Pref            |    disciplines; and, on the other hand, the lax and the wicked
 4     Ann, 0(74)     |           year 1533. On the other hand Ribera, her most accurate
 5    Life, II        |      being present, danger was at hand, and I exposed to it my
 6    Life, IV        |       perils of sin. On the other hand, he who has not that power
 7    Life, V         |       received good things of the hand of our Lord, why should
 8    Life, VI        |           either arm, or foot, or hand, or head, any more than
 9    Life, VI        |            one finger of my right hand. Then, as to touching me,
10    Life, VI        |          it had not come from the hand of His Majesty, it seemed  ./. 
11    Life, VI        |          Thou hast held me by the hand; and I see in myself desires
12    Life, VI        |            if Thou be not ever at hand to supply them, and to help
13    Life, VI        |       raised me up, giving me Thy hand always. Very often, O Lord,
14    Life, VII       |         because He held me in His hand Who sought me that He might
15    Life, VII       |        only Who stretched out His hand to me. May He be blessed
16    Life, VIII      |           ingratitude, on the one hand, may become known; and,
17    Life, XIII      |         disorder; for, on the one hand, they heard me say great
18    Life, XIII      |          Lord to hold them in His hand, and help them, that they
19    Life, XVI       |        man with the candle in his hand, on the point of dying the
20    Life, XVII      |      peace,—while, on the other hand, the understanding and the
21    Life, XIX       |            stretchest forth Thine hand to save! How such a soul
22    Life, XX        |          it is; it comes from the hand of our Lord, and, as I said
23    Life, XX        |      anything wrong: on the other hand, the exceeding greatness
24    Life, XXI       |     goodness, hath held me by the hand, that I might not go back.
25    Life, XXII      |           us forsake Him; for His hand will help us to rise more
26    Life, XXIII     |      power to avoid. On the other hand, I felt in myself a very
27    Life, XXIII     |     others, who should hold out a hand to raise me up. Blessed
28    Life, XXIII     |           O Lord!—for the first hand outstretched to me was Thine.~
29    Life, XXIV      |         Lord would hold me by the hand, and not suffer me to fall
30    Life, XXIV      |           —though, on the other hand, they gave me great comfort,
31    Life, XXV       |          as if by the action of a hand, and even better; for it
32    Life, XXV       |           took up the cross in my hand,—I was changed in a moment
33    Life, XXVI      |          out—torture on the one hand, reproaches on the other.
34    Life, XXVII     |         He was always on my right hand, a witness of all I did;
35    Life, XXVIII    |          praise Him. On the other hand, difficulties increase my
36    Life, XXVIII    |        held the  ./. jewels in my hand as pledges of a great love,
37    Life, XXVIII    |        said to them. On the other hand, he had to quiet me, and
38    Life, XXIX      |        most distinctly on my left hand; but that vision was not
39    Life, XXIX      |          to hold a crucifix in my hand. This I did almost always;
40    Life, XXIX      |          when I was holding in my hand the cross of my rosary,
41    Life, XXIX      |         from me into His  ./. own hand. He returned it; but it
42    Life, XXIX      |           contracted, and neither hand nor foot can be moved: if
43    Life, XXIX      |      explain it.~17. I saw in his hand a long spear of gold, and
44    Life, XXIX      |       greater worth. On the other hand, when this pain, of which
45    Life, XXX       |        with confidence on the one hand, or fear on the other, in
46    Life, XXX       |        painful; but, on the other hand, it is consoling, because
47    Life, XXX       |           is occupied. On the one hand, the soul grieves over its
48    Life, XXX       |          our Lord holds it by the hand, which is the true explanation
49    Life, XXX       |          mouth. And, on the other hand, temptations seem to press
50    Life, XXX       |       when He holds back with His hand any one in this state from
51    Life, XXXI      |        shape, appeared on my left hand. I looked at his mouth in
52    Life, XXXI      |      there was some holy water at hand; I took some, and threw
53    Life, XXXI      |       taken them from me with his hand; only I was wearied, as
54    Life, XXXI      |        will like. Let him put his hand to the work. I speak of
55    Life, XXXII     |          was; but I, on the other hand, seeing that I took the
56    Life, XXXIII    |          saw our Lady on my right hand, and my father St. Joseph
57    Life, XXXIV     |           Majesty hold him in His hand! If he will go on—and
58    Life, XXXV      |         Thou stretchest forth Thy hand to save him. One fall—
59    Life, XXXVI(547)|           Bañes has with his own hand written: "This was at the
60    Life, XXXVII    |       them.564 They, on the other hand, servants of God, and fearing
61    Life, XXXVII    |        many dangers. On the other hand, it finds it will not do
62    Life, XXXVIII   |        sins will not withdraw His hand from under me, and let me
63    Life, XXXVIII   |          of the earth on my right hand, and I saw him ascend to
64    Life, XXXVIII   |        seemed to rise on my right hand like the soul of the Provincial,
65    Life, XXXIX     |        show the wound in His left hand; with the other He drew
66    Life, XXXIX     |           to let me go out of His hand. Now that I speak of seeing
67    Life, XXXIX     |    neither, however, on the other hand, could I doubt what our
68    Life, XXXIX     |          seemed to me, on the one hand, impossible; and, on the
69    Life, XXXIX     |     impossible; and, on the other hand, I could not be in doubt;
70    Life, XXXIX     |          the air, holding out His hand to me, and there protecting
71    Life, XXXIX     |          His part to hold out his hand to help me, as it was shown
72    Life, XL        |         myself, and, on the other hand, the spirit asked for time
73     Rel, I(622)    |    receives comes to her from the hand of our Lord, and how little
74     Rel, II        |        time protected me with His hand, so that I have not become
75     Rel, II        |          wrote this with mine own hand; since then I have not turned
76     Rel, II        |  certainly it was a gift from the hand of our Lord.~10. When I
77     Rel, II        |         and which he with his own hand copied, without adding or
78     Rel, III       |          me, let me go out of His hand, and allowed me to become
79     Rel, III       |         trials, and, on the other hand, declining them. I order
80     Rel, III       | interiorly, He held out His right hand and said: "Behold this nail!
81     Rel, VI        |           Our Lord took his right hand and mine, and, joining them
82     Rel, VI        |          Fr. Jerome. On the other hand, I seemed to be doing nothing,
83     Rel, VI        |         on doing it; on the other hand, it would be a very serious
84     Rel, IX        |         Lady was by me on my left hand. One day, after Communion,