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 1     Int         |       translated "And it is most impossible," whereas both the autograph
 2     Int         |          the date 1542, which is impossible seeing that instead of twenty-six
 3     Int, 0(27)  |    Teresa's brother: but this is impossible at the date of this part
 4    Pref         |        the common reading. It is impossible to believe that F. Bouix
 5    Life, I      |          As soon as I saw it was impossible to go to any place where
 6    Life, IV     | watchfulness seemed to me almost impossible. I was on my guard against
 7    Life, IV     |          then, I say, it will be impossible to persevere long in it:
 8    Life, IV     |          had, it would have been impossible for me to persevere during
 9    Life, V      |          distress, for it seemed impossible that so many ills could
10    Life, VI     |         to touching me, that was impossible, for I was so bruised that
11    Life, VI     |      could only give pain. It is impossible to describe my extreme weakness,
12    Life, VI     |          Majesty, it seemed  ./. impossible to endure so great an affliction
13    Life, VI     |       Once, O Lord, I thought it impossible to forsake Thee so utterly;
14    Life, VII    |      made me understand it to be impossible, and suggested that I had
15    Life, XV     |          most clearly, and it is impossible to persuade it now that
16    Life, XVII   |        the same time, that it is impossible: because the memory and
17    Life, XVIII  |         water, I thought it more impossible for me to speak of it at
18    Life, XVIII  |         but in this life that is impossible. We must always be careful,
19    Life, XVIII  |       who knows it; for as it is impossible to understand it, much more
20    Life, XVIII  |         be so near, I thought it impossible. Not to believe that He
21    Life, XIX    |        distinctly, as if it were impossible for it to abandon that which,
22    Life, XX     |           however, almost always impossible. But rapture, for the most
23    Life, XX     |     giant; at other times it was impossible to resist at all: my soul
24    Life, XXI    |          I know it would then be impossible for them to allow what they
25    Life, XXIII  |          me; for I feel it to be impossible that I should have escaped
26    Life, XXIII  |         it when I would was also impossible. I thought to myself that
27    Life, XXIII  |        special graces as made it impossible to say whether it was, or
28    Life, XXV    |          heard by the ear. It is impossible not to understand them,
29    Life, XXV    |        for at the moment that is impossible,—and at a later time to
30    Life, XXV    |      That seems to me altogether impossible for any soul that has ever
31    Life, XXVI   |        and, as I have just said, impossible to hide.~3. It happened
32    Life, XXVI   |        come from God, as make it impossible, I believe, for anybody
33    Life, XXVII  |        soul that all doubt seems impossible, though He is not seen.
34    Life, XXVII  |         these matters.~11. It is impossible to describe the surprise
35    Life, XXVII  |          used to do, thinks them impossible, or I shall explain the
36    Life, XXVII  |        with so much blood? It is impossible. Can we think that we can,
37    Life, XXVIII |          and majesty, that it is impossible, in my opinion, for any
38    Life, XXVIII |        beauty of God, that it is impossible to forget it, except when
39    Life, XXVIII |       things; for it is the most impossible of all impossible things
40    Life, XXVIII |       the most impossible of all impossible things that all this may
41    Life, XXVIII |         him, it would have, been impossible for him to bear so much;
42    Life, XXIX   |          its life for Him. It is impossible to describe or explain the
43    Life, XXX    |        out of their hands. It is impossible to describe the sufferings
44    Life, XXXII  |       moment, but it seems to me impossible I should ever forget it
45    Life, XXXII  |          I said, it seemed to me impossible that the work should be
46    Life, XXXIII |        me to do that which seems impossible?—for, though I am a woman,
47    Life, XXXIV  | astonished at this, nor think it impossible: all things are possible
48    Life, XXXIV  |         not for  ./. that reason impossible, he will do himself but
49    Life, XXXVI  |      Writing thus briefly, it is impossible for me to explain what took
50    Life, XXXVI  |         such a permission seemed impossible in so short a time for the
51    Life, XXXVII |         different, that it seems impossible for the soul to be able
52    Life, XXXVII |      describe Thy Majesty? It is impossible not to see that Thou art
53    Life, XXXVIII|     think of doing it, I find it impossible; for the mere difference
54    Life, XXXVIII|       for us, and considered how impossible it was for me, even if I
55    Life, XXXIX  |         force, and spirit: it is impossible to do more, even if I would.
56    Life, XXXIX  |    themselves at once; for it is impossible they should enable us to
57    Life, XXXIX  |          to me, on the one hand, impossible; and, on the other hand,
58    Life, XXXIX  |          much as to make it seem impossible to leave the house. When
59    Life, XL     |          one mortal sin, and how impossible it is to understand the
60     Rel, I      |      things, it would seem to be impossible for it to be delivered from
61     Rel, III    |          done it, when it seemed impossible.646 I resolved to execute
62     Rel, III    |     continued it would have been impossible for me not to be recollected
63     Rel, III    |        to me light. I thought it impossible for any one who saw this
64     Rel, IV     |        detain you, so that it is impossible for me to have recourse
65     Rel, V      |         us that we look on it as impossible, and so there is nobody
66     Rel, VII    |         does not require what is impossible.~17. The reason why so much
67     Rel, VIII   |   diminishes, so that it becomes impossible to speak or to open the
68     Rel, VIII   |       all delusion therein seems impossible, or anything of the kind,
69     Rel, VIII   |           and this it sees to be impossible unless it dies; and as it
70     Rel, VIII   |         spoken of, because it is impossible for any one to understand
71     Rel, IX     |  overpowers faith; so that it is impossible to doubt of the indwelling
72     Rel, XI     |     while it continues, it is so impossible to doubt, that I seem clearly
73     Ind         |    unprofitable to her, xii. 10; impossible in the prayer of perfect