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 1     Int       |       translation of St. Teresa's works, he had before him Don Vicente
 2     Int       |       that future editions of the works of S. Teresa will not again
 3     Int       |           the first editor of her works: "She was pleased when her
 4     Int       |          translation of these two works is greatly needed, and,
 5     Int       |           of those taken from the works on Mystical theology by
 6     Int       |       upon the publication of the works of the Saint, but too late
 7     Int       |       publication of the complete works of the Saint, but for obvious
 8     Int       |    passages selected from various works having been denounced by
 9     Int       |       translation of St. Teresa's works into English. He had not
10     Int       |      controversial and devotional works for the good of their neighbour
11     Int       |        recent English and foreign works on the subject:—~The Life
12    Pref       |       that He is wonderful in His works, and most especially in
13    Pref       |        her good purposes and good works. For within the last thirteen
14    Life, IV   |          my good desires. My good works, however wretched and imperfect,
15    Life, VII  |           and in doing other good works, which must be done under
16    Life, VIII |       great is the good which God works in a soul when He gives
17    Life, X    |          the contemplation of His works, of His greatness, and of
18    Life, X    |    beginning, a soul in which God works this grace thinks that now
19    Life, X    |          in order to render their works most perfect; while I, wretched
20    Life, XI   |        then to be done—exterior works, as of charity and spiritual
21    Life, XII  |         to please Him, though our works be poor. This practice of
22    Life, XVII |        affairs and be occupied in works of charity. I say this,
23    Life, XVII |           able to apply itself to works of charity and the affairs
24    Life, XVIII|           how magnificent are Thy works! Even he whose understanding
25    Life, XIX  |        accepted all Thy wonderful works, and I say it again, I never
26    Life, XXI  |          will be according to his works.299 Behold my life, behold
27    Life, XXI  |            they are not tested by works, and so it cannot be clear
28    Life, XXI  |       raptures, in which our Lord works independently of us, draws
29    Life, XXIII|        short a time from ways and works that were so wicked. May
30    Life, XXV  |           in order to magnify Thy works, according to the knowledge
31    Life, XXVII|           there by the effects He works in the soul: that is the
32    Life, XXVII|        well this way in which God works, in order that the soul
33    Life, XXVII|         secrets and of His mighty works. The joy of this is so far
34    Life, XXX  |         used to try exterior good works, in order to occupy myself
35    Life, XXXI | distressed if He showed forth His works in me.~17. I fell, too,
36    Life, XXXI |          persons so holy in their works, and they are so great as
37    Life, XXXIV|        for the sake of other good works which resulted from it.
38    Life, XXXIV|         courage to undertake good works, with other gifts, so that
39    Life, XL   |        many years; and as my good works are inefficient for that
40     Rel, IV   |           prosperous now, and thy works please Me." As He remained
41     Rel, VII  |          pass that he in whom God works these graces despises himself,
42     Rel, IX   |         Lord, dost Thou desire my works?" And He answered: "To see
43     Rel, X    |          fourth, to teach more by works than by words.~This happened