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 1     Int            |          hint by saying that she remained blind to certain dangers
 2     Int            |          sojourn at Bezadas. She remained there until Pascua florida
 3     Int            |        more dead than alive, and remained seriously ill for nearly
 4     Int            |         of the Rota seem to have remained unknown to the Bollandists.37
 5     Int, Arg       |          —Of the effects which remained when God granted her some
 6    Pref            |         de las Cuevas. While she remained in the world, and even after
 7    Pref            |        and correct her ways. She remained a year and a half with the
 8    Pref            |       Domingo Bañes."~ The book remained in the keeping of the Inquisition,
 9    Life, II        |          fear of dishonour alone remained, and was a torment to me
10    Life, III       |         a grief to me.~ ./. 2. I remained in the monastery a year
11    Life, III       |          ever! Amen.~6. Though I remained here but a few days, yet,
12    Life, IV(107)   |           Doña Maria, where she remained till the spring, when she
13    Life, IV        |        vow of enclosure.108~7. I remained there nearly a year, for
14    Life, IV        |      Maria; but the fruits of it remained; and they were such that,
15    Life, IV        |        but books, and could have remained alone; and I believe that,
16    Life, V         |      saved by these means.~14. I remained three months in that place,
17    Life, V         |       that for about four days I remained insensible. They administered
18    Life, VI        |         was nothing but bones. I remained in this state, as I have
19    Life, VI(126)   |      house in Avila, wherein she remained till Palm Sunday, 1537,
20    Life, VI        |         The longing for solitude remained, and I loved to discourse
21    Life, VII       |          with loss, and the gain remained with me; and thus, accordingly,
22    Life, VII       |         all this, the impression remained with me that the vision
23    Life, VII       |         prayer himself, he never remained with me long; for when he
24    Life, VII       |      complain afterwards.~25. He remained three days without consciousness;
25    Life, IX        |         I felt so in my heart. I remained for some time lost in tears,
26    Life, XIII      |      tried it, and I should have remained in that way, if our Lord
27    Life, XXI       |      hast given me,—provided I remained in a condition never to
28    Life, XXIII     |      known which might well have remained secret, because not intended
29    Life, XXIV      |      confessor355 hear me, and I remained in her house some days.
30    Life, XXIV      | strangeness of the visitation,—remained with me.~8. Those words
31    Life, XXXIII    |          s commandment, and so I remained in the house where I was,
32    Life, XXXIII    |  effectually to prayer, where he remained more than two years. He
33    Life, XXXIII    |      willed should be laid.~9. I remained quiet after this for five
34    Life, XXXV      |      spoken of, in whose house I remained more than six months, our
35    Life, XXXV      |         during the fortnight she remained with me we laid our plan
36    Life, XXXVI     |         of a monastery; but much remained still to be done. My friend
37    Life, XXXVI(539)|      less than three pounds, and remained in the monastery for a hundred
38    Life, XXXVI     |           He then disappeared. I remained in astonishment, and the
39    Life, XXXVI     |         as if by chance.~ ./. He remained here as long as we wanted
40    Life, XXXVI     |         occasion, when all of us remained in the choir in prayer after
41    Life, XXXVIII   |        will have it otherwise. I remained there but a few moments
42    Life, XXXVIII   |        amazement was such that I remained, as I believe, some days
43    Life, XXXVIII   |      well enough; but the vision remained so impressed on my imagination,
44    Life, XXXIX     |    ant-hill. I communicated, and remained during Mass. I know not
45     Rel, III       |     vision was intellectual. She remained there during the Salve,
46     Rel, III       |       them to Him." After this I remained in that prayer which I still
47     Rel, III       |         nature can bear them." I remained thus the whole day, as one
48     Rel, IV        |          the excessive pain, and remained entranced; and until this
49     Rel, IV        |          works please Me." As He remained with me for some time, I
50     Rel, IV        |         the Virgin have been? He remained long with her then because
51     Rel, VI        |           Those who were with me remained in the hermitage while I
52     Rel, VII       | frequently. The vision, however, remained so impressed on her mind,
53     Rel, VII       |          of everything while she remained there; and he saw what she
54     Rel, VII       |      more than all the rest, and remained her very good friend.~12.
55     Rel, VIII      |         her innermost soul there remained an assurance and a confidence
56     Rel, IX        |     occupy myself therein; and I remained with a great resolution
57     Rel, IX        |      much to one of them,715—I remained in conversation with him
58     Rel, IX        |          slightly recollected, I remained thinking how I had our Lord
59     Rel, IX        |       than this." The vision has remained with me till now. What I