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 1     Int          |      twenty-two years before she wrote that passage of her life.
 2     Int          |       fervent nuns.12~St. Teresa wrote quite a number of different
 3     Int          |        in the very same year she wrote another, more extensive,
 4     Int          |          have it now, St. Teresa wrote: "This book was finished  ./. 
 5     Int          |         1562," and Father Bañez wrote underneath: "This date refers
 6     Int          |      Holy Mother Teresa of Jesus wrote of her life; it was not
 7     Int          |          Saint to think that she wrote her Life twice, first in
 8     Int          |   already alluded to.~St. Teresa wrote her "Life" slowly. It was
 9     Int, Arg(39) |                       St. Teresa wrote no title, either of the
10    Pref          |    account of her life which she wrote before she applied to the
11    Pref          |         in Avila.~What the Saint wrote for Fra Ibañez has not
12    Pref          |     master of the spiritual life wrote the following censure of 
13    Pref          |           Fra Bañes did so, and wrote his "censure" of the book
14    Pref          |      ordinary penitents. When he wrote, he wrote like a man whose
15    Pref          |     penitents. When he wrote, he wrote like a man whose whole life
16    Life, I(91)   |        is probable that, when he wrote that note, he had not read
17    Life, X       | experience it describes, nor who wrote it. This is why I mention
18    Life, XVI(232)|         es struck out "son," and wrote "father" in its place, omitting
19    Life, XVI(236)|                    Father Bañes wrote here on the margin of the
20    Life, XX(292) |         it was Father Bañes who wrote them. The MS. is blurred,
21    Life, XXXI    |         than I to do the same. I wrote to one person, and the priest
22    Life, XXXI    |          for the same end.~8. He wrote to me, and said that he
23    Life, XXXII   |       began our arrangements, we wrote to the holy friar, Peter
24    Life, XXXIII  |        letter which my confessor wrote to me, as if I had done
25    Life, XXXIII  |      with my companion, and they wrote letters to Rome and made
26    Life, XXXIV   |        the great shame I felt, I wrote it out, and gave it in that
27    Life, XXXV    |      dispute with the learned. I wrote to that  ./. Dominican friar516
28    Life, XXXV    |      friar,518—who, as I said, wrote to me that I should not
29    Life, XXXV    |        not then in my convent. I wrote to my friends and asked
30    Life, XXXVIII |        was often in a trance. He wrote to me not long before he
31    Life, XL      |      holy Mother Teresa of Jesus wrote of her life; it was not
32     Rel, II      |    months, more or less, since I wrote this with mine own hand;
33     Rel, VII     |        her sins and her life. He wrote to her and comforted her,
34     Rel, VIII    |        The Father-Master d'Avila wrote to me and said it was good,
35     Rel, IX(725) |         wanting—that the Saint wrote this after her sojourn in
36     Rel, IX      |        not well the last time he wrote to me. However, my distress