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 1    Pref        |      own glory.~"12. Go on your road, but always suspecting robbers,
 2    Pref        |      call that a plain and safe road which is the absence of
 3    Life, III   |       what I am.~ ./. 5. On the road lived a brother of my father101
 4    Life, IV    |      and whose house was on our road, gave me a book called Tercer
 5    Life, VI    |       travelling on a dangerous road, and that I was bound to
 6    Life, VII   |     those who will be wicked, a road to hell, rather than a help
 7    Life, VIII  |    attain to a knowledge of the road which leads to heaven. And
 8    Life, XI    |     beginning to travel on this road; for he knoweth what harm
 9    Life, XI    |        If he who enters on this road does violence to himself,
10    Life, XI    |   travelled a great part of the road. Let that soul, then, have
11    Life, XIII  |         those lag behind on the road; and never a cowardly soul,
12    Life, XIII  |       great things done on this road by encouraging oneself to
13    Life, XIII  |        me another and a shorter road.~8. Though, in the matter
14    Life, XIII  |        so great a giant on this road but has frequent need to
15    Life, XIII  |        shall go on by the right road. Coming back, then, to what
16    Life, XIV   |        it is travelling on that road. The knowledge of what it
17    Life, XVI   |         and as this is the true road, there is no reason why
18    Life, XXII  |     Sacred Humanity Must Be the Road to the Highest Contemplation.
19    Life, XXII  |        by another and a shorter road. What I have understood
20    Life, XXII  |         walk in liberty on this road, committing ourselves into
21    Life, XXVII |    shall explain the way or the road by which our Lord has led
22    Life, XXVII |       we are going by the wrong road utterly, and we shall never
23    Life, XXX   | travelled often by a particular road, knows, though it be night
24    Life, XXXI  |     beginning to travel on that road, insists on his becoming
25    Life, XXXI  |        to be a hindrance on the road, and I am astonished at
26    Life, XXXIII|        not to direct me along a road so narrow, but to leave
27    Life, XXXV  |         some leagues out of her road that she might see me. Our
28    Life, XXXV  |    neglect it? If I died on the road, let me die. Besides, my
29    Life, XXXV  |     narrow. I see it as a royal road, and not a pathway; a road
30    Life, XXXV  |      road, and not a pathway; a road upon which whosoever really
31    Life, XXXV  |  dangerous pass,—and a narrow road, which has on one side a
32    Life, XXXV  |    safely by the open and royal road, far away from the precipice:
33    Life, XL    |       think that I am on a safe road, now that, so far as it
34     Rel, I(622)|       desire to be on the right road, and to escape the delusions
35     Rel, III   |       art on the sound and safe road. Seest thou all her penance?
36     Rel, VIII  |      our Lord on this spiritual road,—at least, it is one of
37     Rel, XI    |       that I am going the right road now, and whether I can do