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 1     Int            |       Likewise doña Maria Pinel, nun of the Incarnation, says
 2     Int            |        speaking of herself: "This nun took the habit forty years
 3     Int            |      mentions that she has been a nun for over twenty-eight years,
 4     Int            |         opposed to her becoming a nun, but considering his piety
 5    Pref            |       even after she had become a nun in the monastery of the
 6    Pref            |     writes, "I wished not to be a nun."47 By degrees her will  ./. 
 7    Pref            |     Princess, an Augustinian  ./. nun into the Order of Carmel
 8    Pref            |            a deluded and deluding nun. The gossip in the house
 9    Pref            |           on becoming a Carmelite nun in the house she and her
10    Pref            |        exclaimed, "The Princess a nun! I look on the house as
11    Pref            |           Princess would become a nun in her monastery of Pastrana.
12    Pref            |        Teresa of Jesus, Carmelite nun, and foundress of the Barefooted
13    Pref            |           prayer and life of this nun, and no one has been more
14    Pref            |         written, namely, that the nun should give an account of
15    Life, I(86)     |         where she was a professed nun for twenty-eight years,
16    Life, I(86)     |           Doña Maria de Pinel, a nun in the Monastery of the
17    Life, I         |          I think I wished to be a nun, though not so much as I
18    Life, II        |         this time I hated to be a nun, yet I was delighted at
19    Life, III       |         holy conversation of this nun. How well she used to speak
20    Life, III       |           me how she came to be a nun through the mere reading
21    Life, III       |       great dislike I had to be a nun, which had been very great;
22    Life, III       |        this, I wished not to be a nun, and that God would not
23    Life, III       |       greater inclination to be a nun, yet not in that house,
24    Life, III       |         resolve, if I was to be a nun, not to be one in any other
25    Life, III       |          good thoughts of being a nun came to me from time to
26    Life, III       |          not bend my will to be a nun, I saw that the religious
27    Life, III       |         sufferings of living as a nun cannot be greater than those
28    Life, IV        |        Lord Helps Her to Become a Nun. Her Many Infirmities.~1.
29    Life, IV(105)   |         of her desire to become a nun, but without any expectation
30    Life, IV        |           the house where I was a nun, there was no vow of enclosure.108~
31    Life, V         |          the joy I had in being a nun. When they saw me seeking
32    Life, V         |           was then in the house a nun labouring under a most grievous
33    Life, V         |        father, my sister, and the nun, my friend, who had come
34    Life, V         |           to say since I became a nun. There was no harm in the
35    Life, VII       |            that the friar and the nun who would really begin to
36    Life, VII       |         There was in that house a nun, who was related to me,
37    Life, VII       |        will and pleasure that any nun at any time  ./. should
38    Life, VII(146)  |     laxity in those days—that a nun like St. Teresa should be
39    Life, IX        |          yea, even before I was a nun, because I had been told
40    Life, XIII      |         the cost of many words. A nun begins to practise prayer;
41    Life, XXVII     |         the ecclesiastic, and the nun, if they wear old and patched
42    Life, XXXVI(555)|           St. Teresa was a simple nun, living under obedience
43    Life, XXXVIII   |           was when he died.~37. A nun, who was a great servant
44    Life, XXXVIII   |        was said in choir for that nun's soul, and I was standing
45    Life, XXXVIII   |        lesson, I saw the departed nun as I believe, in a vision;
46    Life, XXXVIII   |        visions I had.~38. Another nun died in this same house
47     Rel, V         |     prioress see to this; and the nun must explain the straits
48     Rel, VI        |        father's house to become a nun.682 The reason of this was
49     Rel, VII       | Bollandists and F. Bouix.~1. This nun took the habit forty years
50     Rel, VII       |         though since she became a nun they are more troublesome,
51     Ind            |         consent to her becoming a nun, iii. 9; takes her to Bezadas
52     Ind            |     Novitiate of the Saint, v. 1.~Nun, illness of a, in the monastery
53     Ind            |            xxii. 8.~Patience of a nun, v. 3; of the Saint, v.
54     Ind            |          8; unwilling to become a nun, ii. 10; becomes more fervent,