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| Alphabetical [« »] habemus 4 habentes 2 habet 14 habit 39 habitâ 3 habitaculum 2 habitation 1 | Frequency [« »] 39 begin 39 doubt 39 ez 39 habit 39 health 39 helped 39 letter | St. Teresa of Avila Life of St. Teresa of Jesus IntraText - Concordances habit |
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1 Int | Teresa of Jesus) took the habit on 2 November, 1535."6 This 2 Int | herself: "This nun took the habit forty years ago." Again 3 Int | before St. Teresa took the habit, and therefore placed this 4 Int | the very day she took the habit), and make arrangements 5 Int | receipt for her bedding, habit and discipline. This almost 6 Int, Arg | to take the (Religious) habit, and how His Majesty began 7 Int, Arg | Religious had taken the habit, and the great trials and 8 Pref | a friar to give her the habit before her husband was buried, 9 Pref | am thine," "I am in the habit . . . . sincerity;" but 10 Life, II | never saw us. I contracted a habit of reading these books; 11 Life, III | was almost like taking the habit; for I was so jealous of 12 Life, IV | purpose.105~2. When I took the habit,106 our Lord at once made 13 Life, IV(106) | says that she took the habit Nov. 2, 1536, and that Ribera 14 Life, VI | that they adopted it as a habit. It came to be understood 15 Life, VII | such a creature is in the habit of crawling. I cannot understand 16 Life, VII | strength, but only love and a habit thereof; yet our Lord always 17 Life, IX | it had become my constant habit, I was saved from omitting 18 Life, XXII | and so I returned to my habit of delighting in our Lord, 19 Life, XXIII | petty ways of an evil habit,—I could not convince 20 Life, XXIV | obligation, considering the habit I wore, and the profession 21 Life, XXX | Holy Weeks, when it was my habit to make prayer my joy. Then 22 Life, XXXI | help myself. I am in the habit, when these pains and my 23 Life, XXXIV | place where I was in the habit of praying alone, and began 24 Life, XXXVI | was a man who was in the habit of receiving the servants 25 Life, XXXVI | some of us should take the habit on St. Bartholomew's Day. 26 Life, XXXVI | there myself to give the habit, with two nuns540 of the 27 Life, XXXVI(540)| herself retained her own habit, making no change, because 28 Life, XXXVI | and to the honour of the habit of His glorious Mother. 29 Life, XXXVI | God was he who gave the habit and reserved the most Holy 30 Life, XXXVI | glorious Virgin Mary, whose habit we wear. Amen.~30. I think 31 Life, XXXIX | I am thine." I am in the habit of saying myself, and I 32 Rel, I | them and what I am in the habit of seeing, and so all pleasure 33 Rel, I | word of those I am in the habit of hearing, or a single 34 Rel, II | should give them even the habit I wear. I am not fastidious 35 Rel, II | is what I am not in the habit of doing, for I do not remember 36 Rel, IV | because I have been in the habit of going to Communion, if 37 Rel, VII | Bouix.~1. This nun took the habit forty years ago, and from 38 Rel, VIII | all one, only I am in the habit of using the word trance 39 Rel, XI | it seems as if only the habit were struck, for my soul