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 1     Int         |     lofty teaching in simple and clear language, an achievement
 2     Int         |          has given us not only a clear insight into her interior
 3    Pref         |          book.60 It is not quite clear, however, that it was seized
 4    Life, I(86)  | Monastery of the Incarnation, is clear: and Don Vicente de La Fuente,
 5    Life, IX     |        lost this blessing; it is clear enough that they do not
 6    Life, X      |         and that it is perfectly clear God bestows His gifts without
 7    Life, X      |          already received? It is clear that such souls must consider
 8    Life, X      |      name: during my life, it is clear that no good I may have
 9    Life, X      |     could give me light.~14. How clear soever I may wish to make
10    Life, XI     |    derive from it all. It is now clear, if there is no water in
11    Life, XII    |         me that I have made this clear enough; yet, after all,
12    Life, XIII   |      mere hint is enough for his clear intellect who has commanded
13    Life, XIV    |      state, be the books ever so clear.~11. I wish much that our
14    Life, XV     |          and enable me to give a clear account of the matter; for
15    Life, XV     |        afterwards, it becomes so clear, that it is rather a matter
16    Life, XV     |        cost me much labour to be clear about them—I do not treat
17    Life, XVII   |     meaning of this is perfectly clear for those who have understanding
18    Life, XVII   |          to apply it—much more clear than I can make it; and
19    Life, XIX    |       the world, and of the most clear perception of its vanity.
20    Life, XIX    |          us from this!~20. It is clear from this,—and, for the
21    Life, XX     |         has to do. O my God, how clear is the meaning of those
22    Life, XXI    |       works, and so it cannot be clear that a person has them;
23    Life, XXII   |   progress; for until then it is clear that the Creator must be
24    Life, XXII   |       already described,—it is clear that, whether we wish it
25    Life, XXIII  |      Spirit of God, the gain was clear; and if the work of Satan,
26    Life, XXV    |   indistinct, fantastic, and not clear like the divine locutions.
27    Life, XXV    |    divine locution is a voice so clear that not a syllable of its
28    Life, XXV    |       because this varying is so clear a sign of the devil's presence,
29    Life, XXV    |         me; and some said it was clear the whole was an operation
30    Life, XXVI   |      Lord grant that I have been clear enough in what I have hitherto
31    Life, XXVII  |         of Himself which is more clear than the sun.391 I do not
32    Life, XXVII  |          could do so, because so clear a knowledge is impressed
33    Life, XXVII  |      speak to, for he had a most clear understanding.~20. Many
34    Life, XXVIII |      better than I can, and make clear all that is obscure, and
35    Life, XXIX   |          His promise, to make it clear that it was He Himself who
36    Life, XXX    |           That it is his work is clear from the restlessness and
37    Life, XXX    |           remains, but it is not clear; it seems to me as if its
38    Life, XXXV   |       understand it, for I had a clear consciousness of these two
39    Life, XXXVIII|          our souls as to make it clear that we of ourselves could
40    Life, XXXVIII|     beheld It in a wonderful and clear way in the bosom of the
41    Life, XXXIX  |       the same nature; for it is clear that the soul, if it be
42    Life, XL     |       the holy writings in their clear simplicity, of which not
43    Life, XL     |          all bright as a mirror, clear behind, sideways, upwards,
44    Life, XL     |          but the vision was most clear,—how all things are seen
45     Rel, I      |        of truths so great and so clear that the things of the world
46     Rel, I      |      sound, the understanding so clear, and myself possessing all
47     Rel, I      |         months ago that I felt a clear improvement in my bodily
48     Rel, II     |          against me.~8. Having a clear knowledge of this truth,
49     Rel, III    |         had failed. Then I had a clear perception of the surpassing
50     Rel, III    |        My Father made her see in clear light all I had to suffer.
51     Rel, VII    |     cannot do it, for it is then clear to her that it would be,
52     Rel, IX     |       strange, and in a light so clear, that the impression made
53     Rel, IX     |          soul, I was in light so clear that no doubt of the presence
54     Rel, IX     |        an intellectual vision so clear as to seem almost imaginary,
55     Rel, IX     |       much afraid, for it was so clear, and so close to me, that