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 1     Int            | knowing her great humility and obedience I did not dare to have it
 2     Int, Arg       |    since she began to practise obedience, and how little she was
 3     Int, Arg       |        besides compliance with obedience, her principal motive (in
 4    Pref            |      be humble enough to yield obedience to the opinion of others.~"
 5    Pref            |       of her truthfulness, her obedience, mortification, patience,
 6    Life, XIII      |      such a soul, knowing that obedience to a director is highly
 7    Life, XIII      |      this kind, because of the obedience due to his own superior.
 8    Life, XIII      |       meagre food, the yoke of obedience, which makes me ashamed
 9    Life, XVIII     |        ignorant! Oh, virtue of obedience! it can do everything! God
10    Life, XIX       |        who am what I am, under obedience to write this, and give
11    Life, XXIV      |   Chapter XXIV.~Progress Under Obedience. Her Inability to Resist
12    Life, XXVI      |        once, that there was no obedience where there was no resolution
13    Life, XXIX      |        seeing that I did so in obedience to him who stood in His
14    Life, XXIX      |    never released me from that obedience; but though He bade me obey
15    Life, XXXI(470) |      follows was written under obedience to her confessor, F. Garcia
16    Life, XXXIII    |     take place contrary to the obedience I owed my confessor, he
17    Life, XXXIII    | dragged out of his solitude by obedience, to his great sorrow: his
18    Life, XXXIII    |     strict about the virtue of obedience and never stir but in conformity
19    Life, XXXIII    |    point to do nothing against obedience; but I knew that if I spoke
20    Life, XXXIII    |   failure whatever, though the obedience under which it would be
21    Life, XXXIII    |      of the Angels spoke about obedience, it is this: it was painful
22    Life, XXXIV     |    charging me in virtue of my obedience to go immediately, with
23    Life, XXXV      |     withdrew the order and the obedience, in virtue of which I was
24    Life, XXXV      |       thought I was failing in obedience to the commandments of our
25    Life, XXXVI     |        single point, my vow of obedience. As these persons considered
26    Life, XXXVI     |     perhaps I had failed in my obedience, in having brought it about
27    Life, XXXVI(555)|       simple nun, living under obedience to the prioress of St. Joseph,
28    Life, XXXVII    |       to one so wicked: but in obedience  ./. to our Lord, who has
29     Rel, III       |      if it had not been for my obedience to my confessors, I asked
30     Rel, III       |   penance? I think more of thy obedience."~13. Once, when I was in
31     Rel, V         |   always with advice and under obedience. I see in this that when
32     Rel, VI        |        Relation VI.~The Vow of Obedience to Father Gratian Which
33     Rel, VI        |      had already made a vow of obedience, it might be made in greater  ./. 
34     Rel, VI        |   resolved upon, to live under obedience to the Father-Master, Fr.
35     Rel, VI        |       though I thought that my obedience would be a burden, I have
36     Rel, VIII      |       quickly away,—that, if obedience did not help me, it would
37     Ind            |       harsh with her, xxx. 15; obedience of the Saint to her, xxiii.
38     Ind            | concerning a, xxxviii. 37, 38.~Obedience, the Saint writes under,
39     Ind            |         xviii. 6; writes under obedience, xviii. 10; confesses ignorance,