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 1     Int          | division of the chapters into short paragraphs. But it appears
 2     Int, Arg     |       love God perfectly in a short time. She begins to expound
 3    Pref          |      without ceasing; and, in short, there is nobody whom lukewarmness
 4    Life, II      |     yet, as the time had been short, nothing could be  ./. positively
 5    Life, IV      |  prayer of union lasted but a short time: I know not if it continued
 6    Life, V       |      with great solemnity. In short, he broke off all relations
 7    Life, VI      |  necessary in others; for, in short, I am a person who, in all
 8    Life, VII     |      can be hidden only for a short time; but in monasteries
 9    Life, XI      | devotion to this person in so short a time, and none to me after
10    Life, XIV(205)|     Incarnation was founded a short time before the Saint was
11    Life, XV      |      things here below are of short duration, that they are
12    Life, XV      | fruition of this good.~23. In short, not to weary myself, it
13    Life, XVI     |        but rather have fallen short, in speaking of that joy,
14    Life, XVII    |     can take it from it,—in short, it is a slave here. We
15    Life, XVIII   |    over any one to Thee,—in short, I am a woman, not good,
16    Life, XVIII   |       were entranced, is very short; if half an hour, that would
17    Life, XVIII   |      rest,—lasts only for a short time; though the faculties
18    Life, XX      |       great struggle, and, in short, of little use, whenever
19    Life, XX      |      only, it lasts but for a short time after the senses are
20    Life, XX      |  however, and then only for a short time. But in general they
21    Life, XXII    |     do great things in a very short time, and with very little
22    Life, XXII    |       by the grace of God. In short, the whole matter is as
23    Life, XXIII   |     should have escaped in so short a time from ways and works
24    Life, XXIII   |       on her account,338—in short, she was the chosen wife
25    Life, XXVIII  |  nothing ever disturbs it. In short, it is such that no man,
26    Life, XXXI    |     and even some anxiety. In short, I found out that I was
27    Life, XXXI    |      sound, and endures but a short time. I say it again and
28    Life, XXXII   |   wholly different matter. In short, the one is a reality, the
29    Life, XXXII   |    makes light of,—that, in short, I suffered grievous infirmities,
30    Life, XXXIV   |    would have given him in so short a time graces so matured,
31    Life, XXXIV   |      because he  ./. has in a short time had great experience
32    Life, XXXIV   |    had raised that soul in so short a time to a state so high.
33    Life, XXXIV   |      her death. She was but a short time in purgatory.~25. I
34    Life, XXXV    |       those who serve Him. In short, I was weak in faith; but
35    Life, XXXV    |       sweetness in prayer. In short, I was in such a state of
36    Life, XXXVI   |       holy man was here but a short time,—I think not quite
37    Life, XXXVI   |    fortunate they did not. In short, the monastery must exist;
38    Life, XXXVI   |       seemed impossible in so short a time for the performance
39    Life, XXXVIII |     it was all done in a very short space.~2. I was afraid it
40    Life, XXXVIII |     not thus acquire it in so short a time.~7. The fear of death,
41    Life, XXXIX   |      thousand times,—I fall short of this! It is on this account
42    Life, XXXIX   |    distressing those who in a short time have made greater progress
43    Life, XXXIX   |      for the prayer that in a short time results in these great
44    Life, XXXIX   |       not be accomplished. In short, I find that our Lord Himself,
45    Life, XXXIX   |  others very long rapiers. In short, I could not move away in
46    Life, XL      |    Majesty, seeing that in so short a time it leaves so great
47    Life, XL      |    thing for me to see, in so short a time, so many things together
48    Life, XL      |       could give to it was so short, that I could not stop to
49     Rel, I       |     him. Time seems to me too short, and that I have not enough
50     Rel, IV      |    not without Me. Finish the short course of thy life." By
51     Rel, V       |    the union lasts but a very short time. It was suggested to
52     Rel, XI      |      Him, and that only for a short time, I think that of more