Part, Chapter

 1     Int        |         Roman theologians as being contrary to the teaching of St. Thomas
 2    Pref        |            one is stronger; on the contrary, they are given to one because
 3    Pref        |      erroneous in doctrine. On the contrary, there are many things in
 4    Pref        |            not lie in them. On the contrary, they should be regarded
 5    Pref        |           a Christian life. On the contrary, we should follow the saying
 6    Pref        |         honour to goodness; on the contrary, it would expose it to great
 7    Pref        | revelations, and ecstasies; on the contrary, I suspect them to be the
 8    Pref        |       chapter of Fra Luis de Leon, contrary to the practice of his predecessors.
 9    Life, Pro   |         not been so willed; on the contrary, I am laid herein under
10    Life, VI    |          however slight it may be, contrary to Thy will, though I must
11    Life, XII   |            God in humility. On the contrary, such a one will derive
12    Life, XV    |          are not disturbed; on the contrary, the will by degrees brings
13    Life, XV    |          nothing whatever—on the contrary, by the permission of God,
14    Life, XVI   |        Thee; it seems to be living contrary to nature—for now, it
15    Life, XVII  |     faculties in its train; on the contrary, they, without taking any
16    Life, XVIII |          the worse for it—on the contrary, I was always better afterwards.
17    Life, XIX   |        that for me Himself; on the contrary, I was there only to do
18    Life, XIX   |       article of the faith: on the contrary, it seems to me that the
19    Life, XXI   |          had never existed; on the contrary, that which ordinarily did
20    Life, XXI   |       disturbed in any way; on the contrary, as I have just said, that
21    Life, XXIII |          do me little harm; on the contrary, he must lose in the struggle.
22    Life, XXIII |          to give up prayer; on the contrary, I was to do violence to
23    Life, XXIV  |          never pressed me—on the contrary, he seemed to make light
24    Life, XXV   |            believe it; on  ./. the contrary, it is known to be a delusion
25    Life, XXV   |            afraid of them—on the contrary, they seemed to be afraid
26    Life, XXVII |           in contemplation; on the contrary, it is very rarely so; but
27    Life, XXVIII|       strength to his head: on the contrary, his head will very often
28    Life, XXVIII|           nor strengthened; on the contrary, it will be wearied and
29    Life, XXVIII|          could not hurt me; on the contrary, out of that evil which
30    Life, XXIX  |       nothing for that end; on the contrary, I lost the vision altogether.
31    Life, XXIX  |          to be proud of it: on the contrary, it makes us humble and
32    Life, XXX   |      obscurity nor aridity: on the contrary, it consoles. It is altogether
33    Life, XXX   |          me no consolation: on the contrary, the consideration of mercies
34    Life, XXXI  |            me a supernatural good, contrary to our natural inclinations.
35    Life, XXXI  |          nor credit by it—on the contrary, I believe our Lord has
36    Life, XXXII |           I used to get back to it contrary to Thy will.~ ./. 9. It
37    Life, XXXIII|        done anything in the matter contrary to his will. Our Lord also
38    Life, XXXIII|           nothing might take place contrary to the obedience I owed
39    Life, XXXIII|           was my confessor. On the contrary, he told him to console
40    Life, XXXIV |        difficulty whatever; on the contrary, it was a great consolation
41    Life, XXXV  |        have kept me back,—on the contrary, it would have been my great
42    Life, XXXV  |         any other office,—on the contrary, had always refused them,
43    Life, XXXV  |         consciousness of these two contrary feelings—pleasure, consolation,
44    Life, XXXVI |            I had done;~ ./. on the contrary, I was striving with all
45    Life, XXXVI |  determined to bear it all; on the contrary, I prayed him to forgive
46    Life, XXXVI |           was not afraid,—on the contrary, I was very glad; for he
47    Life, XXXVII|            taken as a jest; on the contrary, they look upon it as an
48     Rel, I     |        have no part myself; on the contrary, God makes me conscious
49     Rel, II    |           not become worse; on the contrary, I see a great change for
50     Rel, II    |      cannot persuade myself to the contrary, nor can I have any fear;
51     Rel, II    |            greatly thereby; on the contrary, the evil speaking seems
52     Rel, II    |      disturbs nor moves me; on the contrary, when I see others occasionally
53     Rel, VI    |        nothing were required of me contrary to the law of God and the
54     Rel, VII   |      thereto, nor to pride; on the contrary, she was very much ashamed
55     Rel, VII   |           to her in prayer; on the contrary, when her confessors bade
56     Rel, IX    |      deceived, My daughter; on the contrary, the temptations of Satan
57     Rel, XI    |            not grow less,—on the contrary, I believe it is growing,