| Table of Contents | Words: Alphabetical - Frequency - Inverse - Length - Statistics | Help | IntraText Library | ||
| Alphabetical [« »] painfully 2 painfulness 3 painlessly 1 pains 47 painsâ 1 painted 5 paintedâ 1 | Frequency [« »] 47 faith 47 fault 47 heart 47 pains 47 tears 47 wholly 46 ask | St. Teresa of Avila Life of St. Teresa of Jesus IntraText - Concordances pains |
bold = Main text Part, Chapter grey = Comment text
1 Int | Avila. They have been at pains to point out a number of 2 Pref, 0(64) | that "she took the greatest pains not to submit the state 3 Life, II | by my appearance. I took pains with my hands and my hair, 4 Life, II | that my mother took great pains to keep her out of the house, 5 Life, IV | so—my father took great pains to find some relief; and 6 Life, V | sinews began to shrink. The pains I had were unendurable, 7 Life, V | what distressed me were the pains I had—for I was in pain 8 Life, V | to my feet. Now, nervous pains, according to the physicians, 9 Life, VI | no one came near me, my pains frequently ceased; and then, 10 Life, VI | saw myself free from those pains which were so sharp and 11 Life, VI | nothing in comparison with the pains and tortures I had to bear 12 Life, VI | good resolutions, nor the pains I took, were sufficient 13 Life, VII | now that they are at no pains to place their daughters 14 Life, VIII | to prayer, and took some pains, and that successfully, 15 Life, VIII | in the way, and take no pains whatever to remove them, 16 Life, VIII | sought for help, took great pains; but it must be that I did 17 Life, XI | in this way we take more pains, and perhaps expose ourselves 18 Life, XXIII | then, seems to me, by the pains he took, to have been the 19 Life, XXVII | learning, without taking the pains even to learn to read, and 20 Life, XXX | trials, together with bodily pains and afflictions arising 21 Life, XXX | great joy: but, when both pains came upon me together, my 22 Life, XXXI | hours with such terrible pains, such inward and outward 23 Life, XXXI | in the habit, when these pains and my bodily suffering 24 Life, XXXI | been blessed. Then, as my pains did not cease, I told them, 25 Life, XXXII | fearful and everlasting pains.~8. Ever since that time, 26 Life, XXXII | describe in some manner the pains of hell, I was not afraid 27 Life, XXXII | compassionate him; and if those pains be great, we are troubled 28 Life, XXXII | the most grievous of all pains, for ever? Who can endure 29 Life, XXXII | wickedness, I took some pains to please God, and abstained 30 Life, XXXVI | its pleasures or of its pains! Certainly this was, I believe, 31 Life, XXXVI | business, and took great pains. That holy nobleman550 of 32 Life, XXXVIII| Face, sweet and tender, pains and distresses the soul, 33 Rel, I(622) | infirmities—and she has fearful pains about the heart, sicknesses, 34 Rel, I | aridity I am in, bodily pains contributing thereto, that 35 Rel, I | necessary for me to take pains to reflect on the way I 36 Rel, I | long. I say I have to take pains when I am considering what 37 Rel, I | nothing to mind. Bodily pains at the same time distress 38 Rel, II | fainting-fits; I take great pains, however, to resist them 39 Rel, III | Consider My wounds; thy pains will never reach to them. 40 Rel, IV | communicate its pleasures and its pains, and is sad and mourns when 41 Rel, VII | 18. She took the greatest pains not to submit the state 42 Rel, VII | bear unendurable interior pains, and a restlessness of soul 43 Rel, VIII | write with my hands: the pains I endure are most grievous.704~ 44 Rel, VIII | comparing it with other pains, I make use of these clumsy 45 Rel, VIII | the pain can go; for the pains of the spirit are very different 46 Rel, VIII | imagine, by considering these pains of the body.~17. At other 47 Rel, XI | used to make, nor feel the pains I felt for having offended