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 1     Int         |         content: Some grave men tell me that it is like Holy
 2     Int         |   consider the matter well, and tell me if there was anything
 3     Int, Arg    |       affliction. She begins to tell what happened to her there,
 4    Life, III    |     courage, that I resolved to tell my father of my purpose,
 5    Life, V      |         he bore me, he began to tell me of his wretched state.
 6    Life, VII    |         not pray; but I did not tell him why. I put my infirmities
 7    Life, VIII   |       my own case, and I cannot tell why the whole world does
 8    Life, XIII   |        a married woman, he will tell her that it is better for
 9    Life, XVI    |       undeceive one another, to tell each other  ./. wherein
10    Life, XVIII  |        and what it is, I cannot tell. Mystical theology explains
11    Life, XX     |       were it only that you may tell me what it means, because
12    Life, XXII   |      who am deluded. But I will tell you what happened to me.~
13    Life, XXII   |       my delusion was, and also tell it to many persons; which
14    Life, XXIII  | spiritual person, to ask him to tell me what that method of prayer
15    Life, XXIII  |      method of prayer, and then tell him of it. That was the
16    Life, XXIII  |       it myself, and so I could tell him nothing of my prayer;
17    Life, XXIII  |          might consider it, and tell me what I should do. If
18    Life, XXIII  |   sacristan and the portress to tell no one of it. This was of
19    Life, XXVII  |           in great distress, to tell him of it. He asked in what
20    Life, XXVII  |        because the other senses tell him who is blind of that
21    Life, XXVII  |      and before this He used to tell me so, and I saw Him not.
22    Life, XXVIII |       the kind; neither would I tell a lie for the whole world.410
23    Life, XXVIII |     these doubts, that I cannot tell how Satan could have put
24    Life, XXVIII |       speak of my state were to tell me that a person with whom
25    Life, XXVIII |        owed him more than I can tell. He was a most holy man,
26    Life, XXIX   |          Their names they never tell me; but I see very well
27    Life, XXX    |         should write to him and tell him how it fared with me,
28    Life, XXX    |        not do so advisedly, nor tell them an untruth;454 but
29    Life, XXXI   |       all credit, and would not tell a lie for anything,—perceived
30    Life, XXXI   |  account in a letter. I did not tell him from whom the letter
31    Life, XXXII  |     religious in it?—I was to tell my confessor what He commanded
32    Life, XXXIII |          though, as I could not tell them the chief reason, which
33    Life, XXXIII |   consider the matter well, and tell me if there was anything
34    Life, XXXIII |       towards any one. I cannot tell what it was, nor do I know
35    Life, XXXIV  |     told, and that I was not to tell them. He replied that the
36    Life, XXXIV  |        him, and so I had better tell them without hesitation.~
37    Life, XXXIV  |       Himself, so He sent me to tell him certain truths which,
38    Life, XXXIV  |       country; and as I did not tell her why I came, I gave her
39    Life, XXXV   |      consent to this, but would tell me I was committing follies,
40    Life, XXXVI  |         great, as I~am going to tell. Two or three days after
41    Life, XXXVIII|      against Me; do not fail to tell them of it." Ah, my Lord,
42    Life, XXXVIII|         of the Father. I cannot tell how it was, for I saw myself,
43    Life, XXXIX  |         of this house. I cannot tell how it was; very often the
44    Life, XL     |         all truth, but I cannot tell how, for I saw nothing.
45    Life, XL     |       vanity and lies. I cannot tell how much I am convinced
46     Rel, I(622) |         by any one who will not tell her of her faults, and rebuke
47     Rel, I(622) |     servants of God upon earth, tell her that her state is an
48     Rel, II     |   inclined to believe me when I tell them that all is vanity.~
49     Rel, III    |      told me something I was to tell another, and as I was considering
50     Rel, III    |         so too. He said to me: "Tell them they are not to follow
51     Rel, IV     |            You, my father, will tell me when you see me whether
52     Rel, V      |         God, because nobody can tell whether he is in a state
53     Rel, V      |      Our Lord would have Joseph tell the vision to his brethren,
54     Rel, VII    |    better than any other, could tell her if she was deceived,
55     Rel, IX     |          as I was on the cross. Tell him to trust in Me." These
56     Rel, IX     |        it were, saw,—I cannot tell how, unless it was by an
57     Rel, IX     |       comprehended it, I cannot tell it.~18. When I was in such
58     Rel, IX     |       thus fair. I heard this: "Tell him to begin at once without
59     Rel, X      |      say what I am now going to tell: I was to say to the Barefooted