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 1     Int        |          to Doña Luisa for this purpose;17 but if she had already
 2     Int        |          returned to her for the purpose of copying and completing
 3     Int        |          be no dispute about its purpose: St. Teresa speaks of it
 4    Pref        |   through her friends, but to no purpose. "The utmost I could get
 5    Pref        |          every way, and, for the purpose of helping her onwards in
 6    Pref        |        own security than for the purpose of being shown to her confessor.~
 7    Pref        |      them, I have marked for the purpose of arranging them when I
 8    Pref        |       may be made use of for the purpose of raising me up to that
 9    Pref        |      have said this, not for the purpose of honouring those whom
10    Pref        |         It perfectly answers the purpose for which it was written,
11    Life, III   |          to tell my father of my purpose,—which was almost like
12    Life, IV    |    myself, so that I executed my purpose.105~2. When I took the habit,106
13    Life, IV    |       resolutely persevere in my purpose, even in this life His Majesty
14    Life, IV    |          imagination to any good purpose: my imagination is so sluggish,113
15    Life, V     |          sister's house, for the purpose of undergoing the medical
16    Life, VII   |   strength is sufficient for the purpose; and in sickness itself,
17    Life, VII   |       this, unless it be for the purpose of showing how much the
18    Life, VII   |          themselves, and for the purpose of having greater satisfaction
19    Life, VIII  |    rising, but rising to no good purpose, seeing that I went and
20    Life, VIII  |          them good, and for that purpose should permit Thee to remain
21    Life, VIII  |      offer to themselves for the purpose of remaining in a company
22    Life, VIII  |   directs against a soul for the purpose of taking it, and of the
23    Life, X     |       have it said for some good purpose; that which may be wrong
24    Life, XI    | satisfied with it for my present purpose.171~10. A beginner must
25    Life, XI    |          The comparison is to my purpose, and it seems to me that
26    Life, XI    |        to move his arms for that purpose, or to have one good thought:
27    Life, XI    |          in the matter—and his purpose must not be to please himself,
28    Life, XI    |         I am, weak and infirm of purpose, it seems to me to be necessary
29    Life, XIII  |     virtues we may have, for the purpose of giving a sanction, so
30    Life, XIII  |        all this without any evil purpose, thinking that he is doing
31    Life, XIII  |      speak of; but all is to the purpose for those who are beginners,
32    Life, XIV   |        would be very much to the purpose, in order to explain the
33    Life, XIV   |         to have been taken to no purpose. Then is the time really
34    Life, XIV   |          as I am speaking to the purpose I have in view, you must
35    Life, XV    |         can converse to any good purpose with God, and that our own
36    Life, XV    |    opinion, unless it be for the purpose of making the will tepid;
37    Life, XVII  |          to be singularly to the purpose; for the memory and the
38    Life, XVIII |         which is outward for the purpose of manifesting its feelings,
39    Life, XVIII |       with graces so great.~8. I purpose also to speak of the graces
40    Life, XIX   |    prepares his measures for his purpose, when he pursues us in this
41    Life, XIX   |          think I ever gave up my purpose of resuming my prayer; but
42    Life, XIX   |       far as he can, for his own purpose, and particularly against
43    Life, XIX   |         He has given us, for the purpose of chastising us, because
44    Life, XXI   |    should speak much more to the purpose in the presence of kings,
45    Life, XXII  |         am saying nothing to the purpose, yet what I say is the result
46    Life, XXIII |       one of another, for a good purpose, did me much harm; for they
47    Life, XXIV  |       how little that was to the purpose; for the more I tried to
48    Life, XXV   |        that it is nothing to the purpose whether we will it or not;
49    Life, XXVII |          become devout, for this purpose; and many other Saints I
50    Life, XXVII |       overcoming sleep. For that purpose, he was always either kneeling
51    Life, XXVII |           for wearying you to no purpose. It seems as if I would
52    Life, XXVIII|    invented those things for the purpose of tormenting myself.~7.
53    Life, XXVIII|         this pass, though to the purpose, and literally true.~12.
54    Life, XXVIII|        me. But all was to little purpose; for as there were most
55    Life, XXVIII|          means so adverse to his purpose as this, of rooting out
56    Life, XXX   |        Satan invented it for the purpose of disquieting me, and trying
57    Life, XXXI  |    occasion,467 but it is to the purpose here, for I see certain
58    Life, XXXII |           most convenient for my purpose, still held back. Nevertheless,
59    Life, XXXII |  definitely to bid me abandon my purpose; but he saw that naturally
60    Life, XXXIII|         the accomplishment of my purpose, to come to any resolution;
61    Life, XXXIII|     procuring it, either for the purpose of the Brief or for any
62    Life, XXXIV |        them, were so much to the purpose that he was astonished.
63    Life, XXXIV |       lost. The saying is to the purpose here,—he who follows what
64    Life, XXXV  |   account whatever to give up my purpose. Now, having this opinion
65    Life, XXXV  |      must by no means give up my purpose of founding the monastery
66    Life, XXXV  |         such as they are for the purpose of this house, where enclosure,
67    Life, XXXVI |     order the better to hide our purpose. I saw that everything depended
68    Life, XXXVI |        he had bought it, for the purpose of concealing our plan—
69    Life, XXXVI |     Majesty brought him for that purpose only. He told me afterwards
70    Life, XXXVI |        have been endured to good purpose.~28. And now, though the
71    Life, XXXIX |        do in order to change his purpose; and it seemed to me as
72    Life, XXXIX |          prayer, but not for the purpose of distressing those who
73    Life, XL    |      strength and earnestness of purpose to observe with all my might
74     Rel, I(622)|     devils: but this was for the purpose of enabling her to understand
75     Rel, III   |     sufficiently esteemed for My purpose; we are considering the
76     Rel, VII   |          had written,690 for the purpose of attaining to a better
77     Rel, VII   |       faith; and it was for that purpose, and for the good of her
78     Rel, VII   |      gave her pain when, for the purpose of trying her, these things
79     Rel, VIII  |        for it closes the eyes on purpose that it may neither see,
80     Rel, IX    |       degrees, I heard: "They do purpose it; nevertheless, they will
81     Rel, IX    |         for me, it was to little purpose, for the fear never left
82     Ind        |      reads books on prayer to no purpose, xiv. 10; writes with many
83     Ind        |         commanded to abandon her purpose, xxxiii. 1; her vision in