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 1     Int           |         her soul made a different woman of her, but even then she
 2    Pref           |     revelations made to her, this woman, even though she may be
 3    Life, I        |           2. My mother also was a woman of great goodness, and her
 4    Life, I        |     apparel was already that of a woman advanced in years. She was
 5    Life, I(89)    |         and laid the blame on the woman (Ribera, lib. i. ch. iii.).
 6    Life, I(90)    |        the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, of whom there
 7    Life, V(114)   |          whom she was taken was a woman famous for certain cures
 8    Life, V        |          and conversation with, a woman of that place; and yet he
 9    Life, V        |      grave, because the miserable woman had had recourse to enchantments,
10    Life, V        |           his ruinous state, that woman came to be hateful in his
11    Life, V        |           all relations with that woman utterly, and was never weary
12    Life, VIII     |          courage beyond that of a woman; but I have made a bad use
13    Life, X        |          it is enough that I am a woman to make my sails droop:
14    Life, X        |           more, then, when I am a woman, and a wicked one?~13. So,
15    Life, XI       |          avoid it, because I am a woman, and write simply what I
16    Life, XIII     |         his penitent be a married woman, he will tell her that it
17    Life, XVI      |         to me that it is like the woman in the Gospel, who would,
18    Life, XVIII    |          Thee,—in short, I am a woman, not good, but wicked. It
19    Life, XX       |           particularly if it be a woman. Hence its condemnation;
20    Life, XXVII    |        many years, he never saw a woman's face. He told me that
21    Life, XXVIII   | considered myself to be a learned woman. All this was carried to
22    Life, XXVIII   |          people, which a wretched woman, weak, wicked, and timid
23    Life, XXX      |       Lord spoke to the Samaritan woman. That Gospel459 has a great
24    Life, XXXIII   |  impossible?—for, though I am a woman, yet, if I were free, it
25    Life, XXXIV    |          so. I saw that she was a woman, and as much liable to passion
26    Life, XXXIV    |    personages of the realm, was a woman of great simplicity, and
27    Life, XXXIV    |      deeper knowledge to some old woman than to him, though he may
28    Life, XXXV     |         Lord ordained that a holy woman511 of our Order  ./. should
29    Life, XXXV(511)|      bleeding feet, said to her, "Woman of strong courage, let it
30    Life, XXXV     |          and barefooted. She is a woman of great penance and prayer,
31    Life, XXXV     |           in its train. This holy woman, taught of our Lord, perfectly
32    Life, XXXVI    |       other house, which the holy woman of whom I spoke before559
33     Rel, II       |            of my life: I am not a woman in these things, for I have
34     Rel, IX       |           I heard these words: "O woman of little faith, be quiet;
35     Ind           |         Rel. iii. 7.~Samaria, the woman of, xxx. 24.~Satan, subtlety