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 1     Int, Arg      |          the reason  ./. why she left the lady with whom she had
 2    Pref           |          she was too young to be left in charge of her father'
 3    Pref           |   forsake her father, and so she left her father's house by stealth,
 4    Pref           |        be made public. The Saint left it in his hands, but Fra
 5    Pref           |      eleventh, has hitherto been left among the letters, and Don
 6    Pref           |      without some hesitation, so left it; but as it is of the
 7     Ann, 0(74)    |          agrees,—says that she left her father's house in 1535,
 8    Life, Pro      |          have been commanded and left at liberty to describe at
 9    Life, I(86)    |          the year 1563, when she left her monastery for the new
10    Life, I(87)    |    Indies, he made his will, and left all his property to the
11    Life, I(88)    |       the Breviary, say that she left her father's house, ut in
12    Life, I        |       own, seeing that Thou hast left nothing undone to make me,
13    Life, II       |      only we, her children, were left at liberty to read them;
14    Life, II       |    changed me, that no trace was left of my soul's natural disposition
15    Life, III      |          from time to time. They left me very soon; and I could
16    Life, III      |        will, I should never have left her. Her husband also had
17    Life, III      |      Himself. In his old age, he left all his possessions and
18    Life, IV       |      that the pain I felt when I left my father's house was so
19    Life, V        | instructions to me were lax, and left me more at liberty—for
20    Life, V        |           and a fever that never left me. I was so reduced, for
21    Life, VI       |          will of God, even if He left me in this state for ever.
22    Life, VI(126)  |          Ch. v. § 17. The Saint left her monastery in 1535; and
23    Life, VII      |       they would do if they were left in the world, let them look
24    Life, VII      |       the shoulders, which never left him: it was so sharp at
25    Life, VII      |      rising again, I was so much left to myself, that I wonder
26    Life, VIII     |        times, and I as often had left Him.~
27    Life, XII      |  inactive, the soul  ./. is then left desolate and in great aridity.
28    Life, XII      |          be blameless, it is not left unpunished—it is labour
29    Life, XVI      |        then there is no patience left to endure it—and yet the
30    Life, XVIII    |      very difficult matter; so I left it, and went to Communion.
31    Life, XIX      |   praises Thee because Thou hast left us such medicines and ointment
32    Life, XXII     |       was Himself forsaken: they left Him alone in His sorrows.
33    Life, XXIII    | directions in the matter.~19. He left me consoled and fortified:
34    Life, XXIV     |       way of the love of God; he left me free, and did not press
35    Life, XXIV     |     Gandia,350 came here; he had left all he possessed some years
36    Life, XXV      |         on earth—only our Lord left me to suffer, afraid of
37    Life, XXV      |          afraid of me, for I was left in peace: I feared them
38    Life, XXVII    |         they were late, yet they left nothing undone which it
39    Life, XXVIII   |         eyes. But if that person left with me certain jewels,—
40    Life, XXIX     | frequently most distinctly on my left hand; but that vision was
41    Life, XXIX     |         tears of this kind. They left me with a disordered head
42    Life, XXIX     |         angel close by me, on my left side, in bodily form. This
43    Life, XXX      |       much ashamed of myself. He left me in the greatest consolation
44    Life, XXX      |          understanding should be left at liberty: because you
45    Life, XXXI     | abominable shape, appeared on my left hand. I looked at his mouth
46    Life, XXXI     |          and then the temptation left him. He was very much astonished
47    Life, XXXI     |     unmortified life; for a soul left in the hands of God cares
48    Life, XXXI     |          their mantles when they left the choir. I looked on myself
49    Life, XXXII    |     greatest torments of all.~5. Left in that pestilential place,
50    Life, XXXII    |        do on our part,—that we left nothing undone. May our
51    Life, XXXII    |          was very poor, the nuns left it very often and went to
52    Life, XXXIII   |          father St. Joseph on my left, clothing me with that garment.
53    Life, XXXIII   |       multitude of angels. I was left in great loneliness, though
54    Life, XXXIII   |      vision came from God.494 It left me in the greatest consolation
55    Life, XXXIV    |      souls, so that they are not left without authority over them.~
56    Life, XXXIV    |        good,—it seems as if it left a new fire in my soul, burning
57    Life, XXXIV    |          understood till we have left all things; for if anybody
58    Life, XXXV     |   Poverty Therein. How the Saint Left Toledo.~1. When I was staying
59    Life, XXXV(511)|      approved of them, and Maria left the noviciate, and went
60    Life, XXXV     |     staying in that house.519 He left it to me to do as I liked:
61    Life, XXXV     |          the one thing they have left,524 and for which they cannot
62    Life, XXXVI    |       Deliverance.~1. Having now left that city,527 I travelled
63    Life, XXXVI    |      devil fled in a moment, and left me calm and peaceful, and
64    Life, XXXVI    |       strong!~10. Such a contest left me greatly fatigued, and
65    Life, XXXVI    |          God who were in it were left alone, and did more by their
66    Life, XXXVII   |      great. The vision of Christ left behind an impression of
67    Life, XXXVII   |        should on one occasion be left blank in one corner, and
68    Life, XXXVIII  |    excessive that I had no power left, and, as I think, different
69    Life, XXXVIII  |        great goodness in that He left Himself  ./. in the very
70    Life, XXXVIII  |       great edification, that he left all wondering to see how
71    Life, XXXIX    |         to show the wound in His left hand; with the other He
72    Life, XL       |     painful to me.~5. The vision left me in great tenderness,
73     Rel, I        |        that the hearing alone is left; but then it does not help
74     Rel, I        |          of my sins, that He has left unheeded so many prayers
75     Rel, III(652) |           the very house she had left in order to found that of
76     Rel, VIII     |       other virtues and desires, left in the soul after this may
77     Rel, IX       |         our Lady was by me on my left hand. One day, after Communion,
78     Rel, IX       |      purpose, for the fear never left me. It was a sharp warfare.
79     Rel, IX       |          reassured, and my fears left me; and while at Matins
80     Rel, IX       |         than a month: now it has left me.~23. I was one night
81     Rel, XI       |      interior locutions have not left me, for, whenever it is