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 1     Int            |  Saint had  ./. in view when writing her Life. It is more difficult
 2     Int            |     account of the matter in writing, and to understand it; for
 3     Int            |  preceding it. Whatever this writing was, it still belonged to
 4     Int            |     no place in any previous writing. While her experiences before
 5     Int            |  intentions of St. Teresa in writing her "Life." "I have written
 6     Int            |      present fashion of thus writing it in Latin, German, French,
 7     Int, Arg       |     her principal motive (in writing this book), namely to enumerate
 8    Pref            | confession; and committed to writing the whole story of her life,
 9    Pref            |   ordered her to give him in writing the story of her spiritual
10    Pref            |      nearly six years in the writing of it, which may well be
11    Life, VI        |   full of danger! While I am writing this—and it seems to me,
12    Life, X         |      to write know that I am writing, and at this moment they
13    Life, X         |  with difficulty, because my writing hinders me from spinning.
14    Life, X         |      others who may see this writing will do this that I ask
15    Life, XII       |   and I admit, also, that in writing it I am ashamed of myself,
16    Life, XIV       |    hereafter;205 and so I am writing, with very many interruptions,
17    Life, XIV       |    state of prayer when I am writing this; for I see clearly
18    Life, XIV(206)  |   the Saint one night, while writing the Fortress of the Soul,
19    Life, XIV       |   God when, in the course of writing, the great debt I owe Him
20    Life, XVI       |  seeing that I am now, while writing this, still under the power
21    Life, XVI       |    humble is he to whom this writing is directed, and who has
22    Life, XVII      |     account of the matter in writing, and to understand it; for
23    Life, XX        |     spoke of it before, when writing of the previous state of
24    Life, XXV(362)  |      had but little time for writing, she could not correct nor
25    Life, XXVII     |      use than to weary me by writing of it, it is some relief
26    Life, XXXII     |    on me even now while I am writing,—that, though it took
27    Life, XXXII     |   and give him an account in writing of all that took place.~
28    Life, XXXVI(547)|      gave this opinion. I am writing this in May" (the day of
29    Life, XXXVI     |    was my helper throughout. Writing thus briefly, it is impossible
30    Life, XXXVI     |  destroy the rest of this my writing, to preserve that part of
31    Life, XXXVIII   |   what I am saying, for I am writing this as if the words were
32    Life, XXXIX     |   and have been so many days writing these three leaves,—for,
33    Life, XXXIX     |      be described, either in writing or by word of mouth; it
34    Life, XL        |    trouble has been great in writing; but it will be a blessed
35    Life, XL        |       than was necessary for writing it; yet I have put down
36    Life, XL        |      to magnify my labour in writing this, to oblige you to be
37    Life, XL        |   not stop to see what I was writing. I entreat your reverence
38     Rel, IV        |    suffer even now when I am writing this; for my hands are as
39     Rel, V         |  have the counsels of men in writing; why, then, thinkest thou
40     Rel, V         |     thou art wasting time in writing down those I give thee?
41     Rel, V         |       4. You will show me in writing, my father, what you think
42     Rel, VII(687)  |    commit your experience to writing, in all simplicity and truth,
43     Rel, VIII      |     know, my father, in that writing where these and other ways
44     Ind            |   supernaturally helped when writing, xxxviii. 28; obtains sight