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 1     Int              |     Lord.2 The Bollandists, not having seen the original, may be
 2     Int              |         her previous confessors having given her permission to
 3     Int              |    being a powerful prelate and having received it from the said
 4     Int              |     selected from various works having been denounced by some Roman
 5     Int              |     Teresa's life and character having always been a favourite
 6     Int, Arg         |       and how she was helped by having virtuous parents.~Chapter
 7     Int, Arg         |        up prayer even if, after having received this favour, one
 8     Int, Arg         |    prayer, and says what a soul having reached it feels when obliged
 9    Pref              |          1568."~Her confessors, having seen the book, "commanded
10    Life, II          |    Blessed be Thou, O Lord, for having borne with me so long! Amen.~
11    Life, IV          |         I spent the first year, having very bad health, though
12    Life, V           |        pain and sorrow only for having offended God, which might
13    Life, VI          |        most deeply penitent for having offended God; and I remember
14    Life, VI          |        anguish which I felt for having offended God, dreading it
15    Life, VI          |         our good.~9. I began by having Masses and prayers said
16    Life, VI          |     upon earth—for St. Joseph having the title of father, and
17    Life, VI          |       of late devout to him,127 having had experience of this truth.~
18    Life, VII         |          When that blessed man, having that good opinion of me,
19    Life, VII         |      conscience. But my father, having that opinion of me which
20    Life, VII         |          and for the purpose of having greater satisfaction in
21    Life, X           |      than some testimony of our having pleased God? Let him, then,
22    Life, X           |        take him into His house, having chosen him for His kingdom,
23    Life, XI          |        anything upon earth, but having all our thoughts and conversation
24    Life, XI          |     great measure, to their not having embraced the Cross from
25    Life, XIII        |        afraid of self; so that, having no confidence in ourselves,
26    Life, XIII        |         do not say this without having had experience of it; and
27    Life, XIV         |      Supernatural Character.~1. Having spoken of the toilsome efforts
28    Life, XV          |         a soul, in token of His having chosen it for great things,
29    Life, XV          |         are sure of it at last, having their eyes directed to the
30    Life, XVIII       |       there must be many—who, having attained to these states
31    Life, XIX         |   religious—not such as I am, having only the name—so as to
32    Life, XX          |         now like a person, who, having a rope around his neck,
33    Life, XXI         |       little I can do; but now, having drawn near to Thee,—having
34    Life, XXI         |    having drawn near to Thee,—having ascended to this watchtower,
35    Life, XXII        |  against Thee; but how could I, having once known Thee, ever think
36    Life, XXII        |        grants us this grace, of having this love imprinted in our
37    Life, XXII        |    Others, also, there are who, having for a moment attained to
38    Life, XXIII       |      life where I broke off,331 having made, I believe, a longer
39    Life, XXIII(338)  |    where he corrects himself,—having previously called her Mencia
40    Life, XXIII       |  waiting for it in great dread, having begged many persons to pray
41    Life, XXIV        |       practise greater penance, having been negligent in this matter
42    Life, XXIV        |         better course. One day, having prayed for some time, and
43    Life, XXV         |       Himself as our true Lord, having dominion over us. I know
44    Life, XXV         |        listen. I was by myself, having no one in whom I could find
45    Life, XXVI        |         they owe to our Lord in having saved them so often from
46    Life, XXVIII      |        of my being then, and of having been, a sinner. He used
47    Life, XXX         |     known to my confessor, and, having done so, be in peace. Nevertheless,
48    Life, XXX         |        a veil. As a person who, having travelled often by a particular
49    Life, XXXI        |         was in an oratory, and, having said one Nocturn, was saying
50    Life, XXXI        |         a queen in its kingdom, having everything under its feet.~
51    Life, XXXI        |        shall read this can help having me in abhorrence when he
52    Life, XXXII       |        Barefooted Orders.474 I, having this desire, began to discuss
53    Life, XXXII       |        property of her husband. Having, a great desire that he
54    Life, XXXIII      |         of the Society of Jesus having gone away, His Majesty brought
55    Life, XXXV        | ignorant of, notwithstanding my having read the Constitutions514
56    Life, XXXV        |        give up my purpose. Now, having this opinion and sanction,
57    Life, XXXV        |        joy at hearing this; and having these opinions in my favour,
58    Life, XXXV        |         lip-service: why did I, having the opportunity of living
59    Life, XXXV        |      already told me to go, God having moved him as He had moved
60    Life, XXXVI       |         and Her Deliverance.~1. Having now left that city,527 I
61    Life, XXXVI       |      failed in my obedience, in having brought it about without
62    Life, XXXVII(560) |                      The Saint, having interrupted her account
63    Life, XXXVIII(576)|  Provincial, F. Juan Suarez, as having desire to quit the Society
64    Life, XXXVIII     |   purgatory. I understood that, having become a friar and carefully
65    Life, XXXIX       |      mine which I speak without having had it made known to me
66    Life, XXXIX       |   giving thanks to our Lord for having been pleased to make some
67     Rel, I           |      mine: and this, without my having had a vision, or heard anything,
68     Rel, II          |         be outwardly visible, I having no power to resist them;
69     Rel, II          |         poor than I used to be, having a great pity for them and
70     Rel, II          |       if it were against me.~8. Having a clear knowledge of this
71     Rel, III         |         after the Ascension,647 having prayed for awhile after
72     Rel, IV          |    swallow the Host; and, still having It in my mouth, when I had
73     Rel, V           |         it was the work of God: having this, I ventured upon difficult
74     Rel, VII         |       to be led into error.~11. Having this in view, she began
75     Rel, VII         |    thought ill of her; for she, having heard this, thought that
76     Rel, VII         |     college of St. Gregory. He, having before that heard of her
77     Rel, VII         |      through hearing a noise or having seen that person before,
78     Rel, VIII        |   filled with a deep sorrow for having offended Him, and astonishment
79     Rel, IX          |         of the latter words.~8. Having one day conversed with a
80     Rel, IX          |    reference to this Saint, and having great desires to imitate
81     Rel, IX          |     exceedingly.~ ./. 15. Once, having a desire to render some
82     Rel, XI          |       feel the pains I felt for having offended God, nor the great