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 1     Int, Arg    |         her that the spirit which spoke to her was a good one.~ ./. 
 2    Life, IV     |         with my sister, of whom I spoke before,110 in her house
 3    Life, V      |        was waiting in the place I spoke of before114—I was in
 4    Life, V      |          to that priest of whom I spoke before.119 He took an extreme
 5    Life, V      |         great soever it may be. I spoke to him most frequently of
 6    Life, VI     |       confession most frequently, spoke much about God, and in such
 7    Life, VI     |    sustain me in justice. I never spoke ill in the slightest degree
 8    Life, VII    |   solitude for prayer, read much, spoke of God, that I liked to
 9    Life, VII    |       objects of devotion, that I spoke ill of no one, and other
10    Life, VII    |     example I set before them—I spoke of this before134—I was
11    Life, VII    |    confession for some years, and spoke with praise of the purity
12    Life, VIII   |          Lord for this grace, and spoke frequently of Him. Thus,
13    Life, XI     |          guest as the body.~24. I spoke of discretion, because sometimes
14    Life, XII    |    mystical theology—of which I spoke before183—the understanding
15    Life, XIII   |      Coming back, then, to what I spoke of before,200 the meditation
16    Life, XVII   |           of weariness, is that I spoke of when I was describing
17    Life, XX     |        that loneliness. If people spoke to it, and if itself made
18    Life, XX     |       happened to me is this,—I spoke of it before, when writing
19    Life, XXII   |            that is useful which I spoke of before:316 we must not
20    Life, XXII   |          who drive the windlass I spoke of:325 these, though their
21    Life, XXIII  |        once with the petty ways I spoke of before,339 and that I
22    Life, XXIII  |         some of those with whom I spoke of my prayer did not keep
23    Life, XXIV   |        and the nobleman of whom I spoke before,351 contrived that
24    Life, XXV    |          made a mock of me when I spoke to them of my prayer, as
25    Life, XXV    |           during conversation: He spoke what He pleased,—I could
26    Life, XXVI   |    wherein I was placed, our Lord spoke to me, saying: "What art
27    Life, XXVII  |        but weep; however, when He spoke to me but one word to reassure
28    Life, XXVII  |          the locutions of which I spoke before,393 God makes the
29    Life, XXVII  |         it to be all true.~18. He spoke of it to me and to another
30    Life, XXVII  |           I did not believe it. I spoke of it to some persons, and
31    Life, XXVIII |    conversations with me.422 As I spoke to  ./. them carelessly,
32    Life, XXVIII |           me. So, then, because I spoke, as I was saying, without
33    Life, XXIX   |       certain were they to whom I spoke that I had an evil spirit,
34    Life, XXIX   |          a failure in humility. I spoke of it to my confessor; he
35    Life, XXIX   |       much, but only that which I spoke of before,—I do not remember
36    Life, XXX    |      Peter of Alcantara. Of him I spoke before, and said something
37    Life, XXX    |         things besides of which I spoke before.~3. When that widow,
38    Life, XXX    |           The holy man did so; he spoke to them both, explained
39    Life, XXX    |          still, are so holy, they spoke to me and reproved me with
40    Life, XXX    |      other occasions, if our Lord spoke to me but one word, saying
41    Life, XXX    |           water of which our Lord spoke to the Samaritan woman.
42    Life, XXXI   |         in particular, because he spoke, and it was horrible. A
43    Life, XXXI   |            without any shadow. He spoke in a fearful way, and said
44    Life, XXXII  |      nature of the words our Lord spoke to me, that I could not
45    Life, XXXII  |           hesitated; but our Lord spoke of it so often to me, and
46    Life, XXXII  |          might bid me do. I never spoke of my visions to my superior,
47    Life, XXXII  |     saintly nobleman479 of whom I spoke before;480 he looked on
48    Life, XXXII  |           said before,481 I first spoke, who is an example to the
49    Life, XXXIII |       silence, however, and never spoke of those graces to any one.
50    Life, XXXIII |   obedience; but I knew that if I spoke of it to my superiors all
51    Life, XXXIII |         in the visions of which I spoke before,493 in which nothing
52    Life, XXXIII |           the Queen of the Angels spoke about obedience, it is this:
53    Life, XXXIV  |          provided that,—and men spoke well to her of me, for the
54    Life, XXXIV  |          used to feel formerly, I spoke of my state, to him, and
55    Life, XXXIV  |            for every time that he spoke to me I was in a manner
56    Life, XXXV   |           monasteries.~2. Until I spoke to her, I never knew that
57    Life, XXXV   |         the learned men to whom I spoke of it. They gave me so many
58    Life, XXXVI  |          condemn me. Afterwards I spoke more plainly to the Provincial
59    Life, XXXVI  |          the holy woman of whom I spoke before559 laboured to establish,
60    Life, XXXVIII|         elevation of the Host. He spoke certain words to me, which
61    Life, XXXVIII|           was in prayer, our Lord spoke to me certain words, whereby
62    Life, XXXVIII|          I was in great terror. I spoke of it to my confessor, and
63    Life, XXXVIII|        Dominican father of whom I spoke before.586 It pleased our
64    Life, XXXIX  | tenderness and sweetness; He also spoke other most gracious words,
65    Life, XXXIX  |       very much afflicted when He spoke thus, but He turned to me
66     Rel, II     |     ill-feeling against those who spoke evil of me, but I had, I
67     Rel, III    |        that all the Three Persons spoke to me, that They were distinctly
68     Rel, III    |          Three Persons of which I spoke in the beginning;650 they
69     Rel, III    |           drew me to Himself, and spoke to me most comfortable words.
70     Rel, III    |         From the time that Simeon spoke to her, My Father made her
71     Rel, III    |          unable to speak to Me, I spoke to thee and comforted thee."
72     Rel, III    |         less. It was then that He spoke to me the words I have just
73     Rel, IV     |           cannot be explained. He spoke certain words to me which
74     Rel, V      |        from my nuns; for the book spoke of much adorning and curious
75     Rel, VII    |         give her light, she never spoke of these things, and it
76     Rel, VII    |           this torture for if one spoke more harshly of her than
77     Rel, VII    |           by little and little he spoke more kindly of her.~18.
78     Rel, VIII   |         in.~21. I think the First spoke to me at times; but as I
79     Rel, VIII   |           nor what it was that He spoke, I will not venture to say
80     Rel, IX     |         according to the words He spoke to, me in reference to this
81     Rel, IX     |         While thinking on this He spoke to me, and I saw Him in
82     Rel, XI     |         the comparison of which I spoke to you, concerning the return
83     Ind         |      Revelations, the Saint never spoke of her, when she consulted