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 1     Int         |               i.e., on feasts of our Lady, the Apostles, etc.), communicare
 2     Int         |           Teresa of the Order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Edited
 3     Int         |            honour of a noble Spanish lady, St. Therasia, who became
 4     Int, Arg    |              request of a very noble lady who was in great affliction.
 5     Int, Arg    |         reason  ./. why she left the lady with whom she had been staying,
 6    Pref         | All-Immaculate Virgin Mother, our B. Lady of Mount Carmel.~"This History
 7    Life, I      |            bring us up devout to our Lady and to certain Saints, began
 8    Life, I      |        affliction to an image of our Lady,92 and with many tears implored
 9    Life, I(92)  |                                  Our Lady of Charity, in the church
10    Life, II(95) |         Augustinian Monastery of Our Lady of Grace. It was founded
11    Life, V      |             hateful in his eyes. Our Lady must have helped him greatly,
12    Life, V      |        courage.~17. The feast of our Lady, in August, came round;
13    Life, XXIV   |              friendship with a noble lady,354 a widow, much given
14    Life, XXX    |          Joseph, to whom, and to our Lady, I used to pray much.~9.
15    Life, XXXII  |             matter with that widowed lady who was my companion,—
16    Life, XXXII  |           guard at one door, and our Lady at the other; that Christ
17    Life, XXXII  |             to my superior, but that lady who desired to found the
18    Life, XXXII  |             from our obstinacy. That lady gave an account of everything,
19    Life, XXXIII |             me. Afterwards I saw our Lady on my right hand, and my
20    Life, XXXIII |         utmost delight and joy—our Lady seemed at once to take me
21    Life, XXXIII |           beauty, which I saw in our Lady, was exceedingly grand,
22    Life, XXXIII |           which nothing is seen. Our Lady seemed to be very young.~
23    Life, XXXIV  |        twenty leagues distant, was a lady in great distress on account
24    Life, XXXIV  |         which resulted from it. This lady knew the Provincial well;
25    Life, XXXIV  |        pleasure of our Lord that the lady who sent for me should be
26    Life, XXXIV  |              very wish to be a great lady. God deliver me from this
27    Life, XXXIV  |           though I believe that this lady, notwithstanding that she
28    Life, XXXIV  |             to servants, though this lady had very good servants,
29    Life, XXXIV  |           that the household of that lady improved in the service
30    Life, XXXV   |              I was staying with this lady,510 already spoken of, in
31    Life, XXXV   |            gave many graces; and our Lady appeared to her, and commanded
32    Life, XXXV   |              it pleased me much. The lady in whose house I was staying
33    Life, XXXV   |             my entreaties,—for the lady had never seen the holy
34    Life, XXXV   |           torment, that I begged the lady to let me go; for my confessor,
35    Life, XXXV   |              as He had moved me. The lady felt my departure very much,
36    Life, XXXV   |            the pain of quitting that lady,—whom I saw suffering
37    Life, XXXVI  |            after Compline, I saw our Lady in exceeding glory, in a
38    Life, XXXVI  |              We keep the rule of our Lady of Carmel, not the rule
39    Life, XXXVIII|              I was staying with that lady of whom I have been speaking,568
40    Life, XXXVIII|            At another time I saw our Lady putting a cope of exceeding
41    Life, XXXIX  |         staying in the house of that lady of whom I have spoken before,590
42    Life, XXXIX  |         vehement desire to serve our Lady, because of her great merits.~
43    Life, XL(611)|         question is the Order of our Lady of Mount Carmel. Don Vicente,
44     Rel, III    |               where the image of our Lady is, and sit there herself.
45     Rel, III    |             image then, but only our Lady. She seemed to be like that
46     Rel, IV     |              that piercing which our Lady suffered; for until to-day,
47     Rel, IV     |             He showed Himself to our Lady, because she was in great
48     Rel, V      |             obligations to serve our Lady and St. Joseph, because,
49     Rel, IX     |              joy on the Feast of our Lady's Nativity. When this day
50     Rel, IX     |              and thereupon I saw our Lady, by an illuminative vision;
51     Rel, IX     |    constantly for some days, and our Lady was by me on my left hand.
52     Rel, IX     |       painted in the pictures of our Lady of Anguish.725 The vision
53     Rel, IX(725)|              the expression is, "our Lady of Dolors;" while in Andalucia
54     Rel, IX(725)|         while in Andalucia it is our Lady of Anguish—"Nuestra Señ
55     Rel, IX     |              the Presentation of our Lady, in the year 1575. I resolved
56     Rel, IX     |       resolved within myself, if our Lady obtained from her Son that
57     Rel, XI(737)|              of the hermitage of our Lady de la Calle, in Palencia (
58    Ind2, Cit    |           Teresa of the Order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel ~·