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 1     Int         |   described by him. Bearing in mind the hint St. Teresa gives11
 2     Int         |       she worked it out in her mind, so that the apparent delay
 3    Pref         |        months, she made up her mind, and against her inclination,
 4    Life, Pro    |        of my life84 to keep in mind how wicked it has been;
 5    Life, III    |     and if all had been of one mind, I might have profited by
 6    Life, IV     |      my dress; and, calling to mind that I was delivered from
 7    Life, IV     |       to go on, when I call to mind the circumstances of my
 8    Life, VI     |      to keep most carefully in mind that I ought not to assent
 9    Life, VI     |      ask for. I cannot call to mind that I have ever asked him
10    Life, VII    |      myself whenever I call to mind my ingratitude and my wickedness.~
11    Life, VII    |    considering what a virtuous mind must be. Hence my tears
12    Life, VIII   |   unless it be that men have a mind to go through the troubles
13    Life, IX     |       vexed me. But calling to mind the love that He bore me,
14    Life, XII    |      To have the powers of the mind occupied, and to think that
15    Life, XIII   | himself in Christ, and keep in mind that he never deserved to
16    Life, XV     |        let them always keep in mind the good they have lost;
17    Life, XV     |      Now, labouring to keep in mind that all things here below
18    Life, XV     |   armour of prayer, to call to mind how everything is coming
19    Life, XVIII  |      can I understand what the mind is, nor how it differs from
20    Life, XX     |       afraid, when I called to mind how little I had deserved
21    Life, XXI    |      as it did before.~12. The mind is now so inured to the
22    Life, XXV    |        or even words which the mind addressed to itself. I do
23    Life, XXVI   |    afterwards would change the mind of that confessor, so that
24    Life, XXX    |        truly all I can call to mind. But I must omit much; for
25    Life, XXXI   |      so far, that I made up my mind, while thinking of it, that
26    Life, XXXII  |      imagine, but I was not to mind them. He told me also what
27    Life, XXXII  |   everybody; so he changed his mind, and would not acknowledge
28    Life, XXXII  |        that he had made up his mind to insist on the abandonment
29    Life, XXXIII |  Father Provincial changed his mind. I believe that the change
30    Life, XXXIII |   might not be according to my mind, because they would watch
31    Life, XXXV   |     experience,—I made up my mind to seek no further advice.~
32    Life, XXXVI  |    lies. So I began to call to mind my great resolutions to
33    Life, XXXVIII|     God for it; and calling to mind how on another occasion,
34    Life, XXXVIII|     Communion once I called to mind the exceeding great majesty
35    Life, XXXVIII|        distress and anxiety of mind, because he did not know
36    Life, XXXIX  |        and keep continually in mind the intrinsic vanity of
37    Life, XXXIX  |        never enters into their mind that they might be discontented
38    Life, XXXIX  |         In this my distress of mind, not knowing what to do,
39    Life, XL     |        see clearly and keep in mind how much He would suffer,
40     Rel, I(622) |     with equal tranquillity of mind, without losing the peace
41     Rel, I(622) |      was through them that her mind had been quieted and directed
42     Rel, I      |       sin, I cannot make up my mind that they have offended
43     Rel, I      |         I never can make up my mind, though I see it plainly
44     Rel, I      |   least, I can call nothing to mind. Bodily pains at the same
45     Rel, III    | distracted that I could fix my mind on nothing, I complained
46     Rel, III    |        also told me to keep in mind the words He said to His
47     Rel, VI     |       we were both to have one mind in all things, for so it
48     Rel, VI     |      different,—I made up my mind at last to act upon them,
49     Rel, VII    |   remained so impressed on her mind, and produced such effects,
50     Rel, VIII   |   granted that it is not in my mind to think this to be correct,
51     Rel, IX     |        for God, and calling to mind that I had given up nothing
52     Rel, IX     |       able to call it again to mind; and so, when I was trying
53     Rel, IX     |   distracted and dissipated in mind, that I had no power over
54     Rel, X      |   monasteries are to be of one mind.~The second, even if they