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 1     Int          |     given her permission to that effect. Among these was a licentiate
 2     Int, Arg     |      come so far can do, and the effect of such great graces of
 3    Pref          |          for them. As this is an effect of love, and that a love
 4    Pref          |         have none, but it is the effect of your prayers. I beg of
 5    Life, I       |       pleasure of Thy Majesty to effect it!—and to bestow upon
 6    Life, IV      | difficulty of carrying them into effect; for if a person lives detached
 7    Life, V       |          of his could not be the effect of any ignorance on his
 8    Life, VI      |    rather too much splendour and effect, and yet with good intentions.
 9    Life, VII     |      bring those desires to good effect.~30. O Lord of my soul!
10    Life, XI      |        bring our desires to good effect, or to raise them resolutely
11    Life, XIII    |         are opinions held to the effect that learned men, if they
12    Life, XIV(206)|      Francis deposes to the same effect in the informations taken
13    Life, XIV     |        be any doubt, because the effect of it is so visible? Such
14    Life, XV      |        most part, it must be the effect of grave faults—that is
15    Life, XV      |      quiet of the will. Then, no effect whatever is produced; it
16    Life, XVI     |        this heavenly madness, an effect of Thy mercy and goodness,
17    Life, XX      |       The majesty of Him who can effect this so manifests itself,
18    Life, XX      |      spiritual; for though these effect a complete detachment in
19    Life, XX      |     saying of St. Paul's, to the effect that he was crucified to
20    Life, XXI     |      bring those desires to good effect. Nothing can be put before
21    Life, XXII    |       food but this has no other effect than to take away the sweet
22    Life, XXV     |      formed by the understanding effect nothing; but, when our Lord
23    Life, XXV     |       human locution produces no effect, neither does the soul accept
24    Life, XXV     |      deliverance which Thou dost effect for those who trust only
25    Life, XXVII   |          I sent him word to that effect, when he was some leagues
26    Life, XXIX    |       was always praying to that effect, and with many tears. I
27    Life, XXXI    |        appears to me, was not an effect of humility, but oftentimes
28    Life, XXXVI   |      perfection and prayer—and effect a work which I believed
29    Life, XXXVII  |        alone of Him is enough to effect this; what, then, must all
30    Life, XXXIX   |         word, could have such an effect on the soul. I saw by this
31    Life, XL      |       letters; they were to this effect: "In times to come this
32     Rel, I(622)  |         her that her state is an effect of the operations of Satan,
33     Rel, II      |        myself, and do no more to effect them than the canvas does
34     Rel, III     |           This grace had such an effect on me, that I could not
35     Rel, IV      |          was then suffering, the effect of that singing on me was
36     Rel, IV      |       whether this trance be the effect of suffering, or whether
37     Rel, VII     |         this distress is not the effect of humility, but of the
38     Rel, VII     |         thought that all was the effect of imagination; at other
39     Rel, VIII    |        word it has heard to that effect. This remembering is occasionally
40     Rel, VIII    |         I speak of cannot be the effect of the imagination; and
41     Rel, IX      |      never fail him," or to that effect; but I am not sure of the
42     Rel, IX      |          could not have been the effect of imagination, for I saw
43     Rel, IX      |      filled me with delight. The effect of the vision was a great
44     Ind          |           Confessions of, ix. 8; effect of reading them on the Saint,
45     Ind          |          the perfect, xv. 18; an effect of raptures, xviii. 8, xx.