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 1     Int, Arg       |        how good company was the means of her resuming good intentions,
 2     Int, Arg       |     good.~Chapter IX.—By what means God began to rouse her soul
 3     Int, Arg       |        She begins to expound by means of a comparison four degrees
 4     Int, Arg       |         her heavenly secrets by means of visions and revelations
 5    Life, I         |         we could have found the means to proceed; but our greatest
 6    Life, I         |        to pass that we found no means of accomplishing our wish.
 7    Life, II        |  careful; but in the use of the means necessary for preserving
 8    Life, II        |      people in the world sought means to trouble my rest with
 9    Life, V         |     gain it by any and by every means.~4. I am surprised at myself,
10    Life, V         |        should be saved by these means.~14. I remained three months
11    Life, VI        |       taught; for there were no means of doing so in the infirmary.
12    Life, VII       |         by so many remedies and means of His most singular mercy,
13    Life, VII       |        with a feather, or other means. If I do not bring it on,
14    Life, VII       |     occasions when our Lord, by means of afflictions, deprives
15    Life, IX        |                 Chapter IX.~The Means Whereby Our Lord Quickened
16    Life, XI        |      therefore to seek for some means to make the matter plain.
17    Life, XI        |         or with water raised by means of an engine and buckets,
18    Life, XI        |         multiply our virtues by means thereof.~
19    Life, XII       |    devotion acquired in part by means of the understanding, though
20    Life, XIII      |        the other state, I by no means wish for such a method of
21    Life, XIV       |     bringeth about, and that He means in a special way to begin
22    Life, XX(267)   | beginning, middle, and end, she means that pure union is almost
23    Life, XX        |         in what way and by what means this explanation was in
24    Life, XX        |         you may tell me what it means, because this is the habitual
25    Life, XX        |         causes the soul to seek means of living very much against
26    Life, XX        |       in humility, and think it means to teach those from whom
27    Life, XX        |     nature of pleasure—how by means of it they provide for themselves
28    Life, XXI       |     Jesus, then ordain Thou the means whereby I may do something
29    Life, XXI       |     principles thereof, and the means whereby it may be acquired,
30    Life, XXI       |         require it of them as a means to do more good; but that
31    Life, XXI       |       will help it on, and be a means unto it whereby it may derive
32    Life, XXII      |    bodily objects none of their means; but these people will remain
33    Life, XXIII     |     Life. Aiming at Perfection. Means Whereby It May Be Gained.
34    Life, XXIII     |         a word, I felt that the means he would have employed were
35    Life, XXIII     |        name,—that I was by no means to give up prayer; on the
36    Life, XXV       |         very different kind. By means of these sweetnesses he
37    Life, XXVII     |       without the help of other means, to express the love there
38    Life, XXVIII    |          would have recourse to means so adverse to his purpose
39    Life, XXIX      |       am speaking, there are no means of bringing it about; only
40    Life, XXIX      |         soul seeks for ways and means to do something that may
41    Life, XXX       |    moment; and occasionally, by means of things so trivial that
42    Life, XXXI      |        helpless, and knew of no means whereby so great a pain
43    Life, XXXI      |      make much of it, and by no means run the risk of losing it;
44    Life, XXXII     |      longed for the way and the means of doing penance for the
45    Life, XXXII     |         it was possible to find means for the foundation of a
46    Life, XXXII     |       it, had very little or no means available for that end.
47    Life, XXXII     |      was to be done; and if our means were scanty, we must trust
48    Life, XXXII     |       so, indeed, it was—as a means of great perfection, because
49    Life, XXXII     |        too, how scanty were our means; and yet I believed our
50    Life, XXXIII    |     would be done. I had now no means of doing it, nor did I know
51    Life, XXXIII    |     ways, without money, or the means of procuring it, either
52    Life, XXXIII    |        another, but had not the means, and there was neither way
53    Life, XXXIII    |       there was neither way nor means to do so. I knew not what
54    Life, XXXIV     |     therefore strove by all the means in her power to  ./. get
55    Life, XXXIV     |        me that I must go by all means, though others were saying
56    Life, XXXIV     |         great good will, by his means, accrue to some of his Order
57    Life, XXXIV     |         in that I should be the means of so great a good, I recognised
58    Life, XXXV      |       told me that I must by no means give up my purpose of founding
59    Life, XXXV      |        in want of the necessary means of living: and this want,
60    Life, XXXV      |      soul—nor could I see any means by which it would be. I
61    Life, XXXVI(547)|   intentions were good, and the means she made use of for founding
62    Life, XXXVI     |        last he pacified them by means of certain propositions,
63    Life, XXXVI     |        it; and that I was by no means to consent to an endowment.
64    Life, XXXVI     |      away he prevailed, by some means, on the Father Provincial
65    Life, XXXVIII   |       it would, has neither the means not the power to see more
66    Life, XL        |         of I learnt at times by means of words uttered; at other
67    Life, XL        |    himself, labour, that by his means our Lord would so bless
68    Life, XL        |         our Lord willed by this means to provide help for many
69    Life, XL        |       many ways, and by so many means, has rescued from hell and
70     Rel, I(624)    |         De la Fuente thinks she means the religious state.~
71     Rel, I         |        it has been not only the means of drawing me to God in
72     Rel, I         |        Satan has sought so many means of making my soul advance,
73     Rel, III       |       care that anxieties about means of bodily maintenance did
74     Rel, III       |        to draw me to Himself by means most effectual, and yet,
75     Rel, III       |    Order, and casting about for means to succour it, our Lord
76     Rel, V         |   depends on My grace. The best means he can have for retaining
77     Rel, V         |        Me. These very often are means of winning souls, even if
78     Rel, V         |        away from them all those means by which their love might
79     Rel, VII       |     obedient;~ ./. and by these means she thought she might obtain
80     Rel, VII       |        and occasionally what he means.697 Why, or how, she perceives
81     Rel, VIII      |          though it has been the means, I believe, which our Lord
82     Rel, XI(738)   |        he does not know what it means; and the translator can