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 1     Int            |           to consult. I should have wished to replace the quotations
 2     Int            |            light she could, for she wished to induce him to surrender
 3    Pref            |           all this," she writes, "I wished not to be a nun."47 By degrees
 4    Pref            |            her delusions, that they wished her to be exorcised as one
 5    Pref            |             out against her. Bañes wished it had been published when
 6    Pref            |            When she heard this, she wished to present a petition to
 7    Life, I         |            were nuns; and I think I wished to be a nun, though not
 8    Life, II        |          intention, because I never wished any one to offend God for
 9    Life, II(96)    |           at this time intended, or wished, to be married; and Father
10    Life, III       |           Him; but, for all this, I wished not to be a nun, and that
11    Life, V         |            should come to myself. I wished to go to confession at once.
12    Life, VI        |          mortal sin.~8. O my God! I wished for health, that I might
13    Life, VI        |           heaven to heal me—for I wished, nevertheless, to be well,
14    Life, VII       |          are to be pitied; for they wished to withdraw from the world,
15    Life, VII       |          served Him himself; for he wished he was a friar—I mean,
16    Life, VII       |          now think that His Majesty wished him to feel somewhat of
17    Life, VII       |            world. It seemed as if I wished to reconcile two contradictions,
18    Life, VIII      |           place it wholly in God. I wished to live, but I saw clearly
19    Life, IX        |      affliction He endured there; I wished, if it had been possible,
20    Life, XII       |          unable to do that which he wished to have done: so here, in
21    Life, XVIII     |           that the soul, even if it wished,—I mean, when it is in
22    Life, XIX       |          they had. They said that I wished to be a saint, and that
23    Life, XX        |        nothing here; and even if it wished, it cannot continue ignorant
24    Life, XXVII     |        praying to God for this, and wished I had a desire for another
25    Life, XXVII     |            down he could not, if he wished it; for his cell, as every
26    Life, XXVIII    |             not know it then; for I wished, when this grace had been
27    Life, XXVIII    |      although people have very much wished to explain it to me, I have
28    Life, XXVIII    |           believe that Satan, if he wished to deceive me and take me
29    Life, XXVIII    |            of that evil which Satan wished to do me, our Lord would
30    Life, XXVIII    |          concluded forthwith that I wished to teach them, and that
31    Life, XXIX      |        about as if beside myself. I wished to see, or speak with, no
32    Life, XXX       |     distress myself; for, even if I wished to deceive him, he had sense
33    Life, XXXI      |           confess so foul a sin? He wished to give it up, but he could
34    Life, XXXI      |         became so excessive, that I wished to leave the house, and
35    Life, XXXII     |             a good; and therefore I wished to avoid all society, and
36    Life, XXXIII    |          whole monastery, because I wished to found another with stricter
37    Life, XXXIII    |           into a monastery,—and I wished to buy another, but had
38    Life, XXXIII    |             think, and with which I wished never to part,—I saw them,
39    Life, XXXIV     |          state of his soul,—for I wished him to be a great servant
40    Life, XXXIV     |             so or not,—not that I wished to know it; I wished, however,
41    Life, XXXIV     |         that I wished to know it; I wished, however, to die, in order
42    Life, XXXV      |             I had now for some time wished it were possible in my state
43    Life, XXXV      |           me to do as I liked: if I wished to return I might do so;
44    Life, XXXV      |          return I might do so; if I wished to remain I might also do
45    Life, XXXV      |          told that many of the nuns wished to lay on me the burden
46    Life, XXXV      |       reasons, such as that I never wished for it, nor for any other
47    Life, XXXV      | satisfaction I preferred to my own, wished to have it, it would give
48    Life, XXXV      |           gave me. So now, though I wished to feel some distress when
49    Life, XXXV      |              at this time, though I wished to feel it, I could feel 
50    Life, XXXV      |               I could not have even wished for souls such as they are
51    Life, XXXVI     |     perfection and seclusion, yet I wished to do so only conditionally:
52    Life, XXXVI(543)|         Peter of Alcantara, and who wished to enter a religious house
53    Life, XXXVI     |         Then, when this was over, I wished to rest myself a little
54    Life, XXXVI     |       thought that perhaps our Lord wished it to be so, seeing that,
55    Life, XXXVIII   |           improvement. Afterwards I wished I had continued in that
56    Life, XXXIX     |            for it made me afraid. I wished to understand what was said,
57    Life, XXXIX     |            think of the matter, and wished never to be reminded of
58    Life, XXXIX     |             could they, though they wished it, do me any harm.~26.
59    Life, XXXIX     |             Himself would do what I wished,—and so He did grant what
60    Life, XL        |            because, now and then, I wished to abstain from converse
61    Life, XL        |          the simple truth; for if I wished afterwards to delight in
62     Rel, I(622)    |            has never prayed for nor wished for them: all she wishes
63     Rel, III(644)  |                      Alonzo Ramirez wished to have the right of burial
64     Rel, III       |             how I help thee; I have wished thee to gain this crown.
65     Rel, III       |          want of Hosts, but that he wished to mortify me because I
66     Rel, VI        |           not to be afraid, that He wished this,—the words were different,
67     Rel, VII       |         tried enough, for everybody wished to be able to enlighten
68     Rel, VII       |           She always, at all times, wished to submit herself to whatever
69     Rel, VII       |          her to praise God, and she wished that all the world gave
70     Rel, IX        |          that high sanctity which I wished him to attain to; I reflected