Part, Chapter

 1     Int         |         a S. Thoma, which I was unable to consult. I should have
 2    Life, VI     |         torture of those days—unable to move either arm, or foot,
 3    Life, XI     |         happen that he is often unable to move his arms for that
 4    Life, XI     |      the soul—which, if it be unable to derive any profit in
 5    Life, XI     |    living in such wretchedness, unable to do what it would, because
 6    Life, XII    |      already, and finds himself unable to do that which he wished
 7    Life, XVII   |         dissipated in this way, unable to control itself! I understand
 8    Life, XVII   |         that it has rendered us unable to do what we desire—to
 9    Life, XVIII  |      earth is amazed that he is unable to understand these truths.
10    Life, XX     |      and even in less, as to be unable to recognize itself. It
11    Life, XXI    |      soul was now, in a manner, unable to go back and live in sin
12    Life, XXIII  |          because at times I was unable to withstand it; to have
13    Life, XXIII  |         had for some years been unable to free himself from some  ./. 
14    Life, XXV    |       maintain this, and myself unable to believe them, I had at
15    Life, XXV    |         could find any comfort; unable to pray or read, like a
16    Life, XXVII  |    progress I was making, I was unable really to desire a change,
17    Life, XXVII  |         the dark, and therefore unable to see another who is close
18    Life, XXIX   |         a day or two afterwards unable to resume my prayer. Great
19    Life, XXX    |             it, and the soul is unable to escape out of their hands.
20    Life, XXX    |        occasions, I find myself unable to pray or to fix my thoughts
21    Life, XXXIII |         with wonder. It made me unable to abstain from desiring
22    Life, XXXIII |         not knowing what to do, unable to pay the workmen, St.
23    Life, XXXIII |        that I was for some time unable to move or speak—being,
24    Life, XXXV   |       was very great; and I was unable to pray, and thought I was
25    Life, XXXVI  |        and rest, so that, being unable to pray, I might be disquieted,
26    Life, XXXVIII|      that the whole world seems unable to furnish me with companions,
27    Life, XXXIX  |        disquieted and troubled, unable to recollect myself, fighting
28    Life, XL     |        still to be recollected, unable to recover itself even in
29    Life, XL     |       that the understanding is unable to reach it, or I am so
30     Rel, I      |         this, that I seem to be unable to resist the least temptation
31     Rel, III    |       to see, yet cannot, being unable to walk or to hear, and
32     Rel, III    |     account of thy health, wert unable to speak to Me, I spoke
33     Ind         |         xix. 8; a lie, xxv. 26; unable to counterfeit intellectual
34     Ind         |     raptures, xx. 19; the Saint unable to resist it at times, xxiv.
35     Ind         | complains of her memory, xi. 9; unable to explain the state of
36     Ind         |     whole being to God, xxi. 7; unable to learn from books, xxii.