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 1     Int            |         English Mission from 1660 till 1692, was anxious to complete
 2    Pref            |           a second mother to them till her marriage, which took
 3    Pref            |   reasonably cause any hesitation till it shall be very carefully
 4     Ann            |      monastery, where she remains till the autumn of next year.~
 5     Ann            |          house, where she remains till the spring of 1536, when
 6    Life, IV        |         evil using of Thy graces, till I might become better. It
 7    Life, IV(107)   |         Maria, where she remained till the spring, when she went
 8    Life, V         |        more than seventeen years, till a most learned Dominican
 9    Life, VI        |    another the other. This lasted till Palm Sunday.125~2. The only
10    Life, VI(126)   |       Avila, wherein she remained till Palm Sunday, 1537, when
11    Life, VII       |           could not take any food till past mid-day, and even occasionally
12    Life, VII       |         and even occasionally not till later; and now, since my
13    Life, VII       |          sorrows, concealing them till he was dead, as if I felt
14    Life, VII       |        find protection among them till he grows strong enough not
15    Life, VII       |        gone on falling and rising till I tumbled into hell. I had
16    Life, IX        |          that I would not rise up till He granted my  ./. petition.
17    Life, XIII      |         is a most necessary fear, till we become very perfect in
18    Life, XIII      | constraint, and good for nothing, till I resolved to make no account
19    Life, XIII      |         him be without a director till he finds him—for our Lord
20    Life, XV        |         that God was not with it, till it turns back upon itself,
21    Life, XIX       |        have held it out before me till the day of judgment, that
22    Life, XXII      |         understood really nothing till His Majesty made me learn
23    Life, XXII      |        was in a very evil plight, till our Lord enlightened it:
24    Life, XXII      |       believe, that God will wait till the toad shall fly of itself,
25    Life, XXII      |       despise itself all at once, till our Lord instructs it by
26    Life, XXIII     |          some time in this state, till, after much inward contention
27    Life, XXIII     |           not to yield in any way till he gave me further directions
28    Life, XXIV      |        recollect myself in prayer till I had got rid of it. I prayed
29    Life, XXIV(353) |          was to him she confessed till she placed herself under
30    Life, XXIV      |           up. He must have waited till our Lord did the work—
31    Life, XXV       |          hearing or understanding till I had proof of it in myself;
32    Life, XXV       |       single vision or revelation till  ./. God had led me on to
33    Life, XXVII     |       never knew this for certain till our Lord of His goodness
34    Life, XXX       |        The trial then lasted only till the day of the feast itself.
35    Life, XXXI      |      striven to do from that time till now.~23. If our Lord bestows
36    Life, XXXI      |      there praising God. I did so till they—I know not how—
37    Life, XXXIII    |          be silent on the subject till the time came to resume
38    Life, XXXIV     |      expedient I should be absent till the Brief came, because
39    Life, XXXIV     |          This is never understood till we have left all things;
40    Life, XXXVI     |          His Majesty reserved him till this affair was ended, because
41    Life, XXXVI(539)|    monastery for a hundred years, till it was sent, by order of
42    Life, XXXVI     |   authorise me to enter the house till he saw how it would end.
43    Life, XXXVI     |    thought it would not be amiss, till the people were pacified,
44    Life, XXXIX     |           a way to hinder it; but till I found it I could find
45     Rel, IV        |          I was in this great pain till this morning; and, being
46     Rel, VII       |         he heard of these things, till after he had conversed with
47     Rel, VIII      |       nothing of all this is felt till the impetus shall have passed
48     Rel, IX        |       vision has remained with me till now. What I have said of
49     Rel, XI        |          would be very little if, till the end of the world, it