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 1     Int       |    different ways of watering a garden similar to St. Teresa's
 2    Life, IX   |       home in the prayer in the Garden, whither I went in His company.
 3    Life, IX   |         heard that voice in the garden, it seemed to me nothing
 4    Life, X    |     foul and rank He has made a garden of flowers so sweet. May
 5    Life, XI   |        upon himself as making a garden, wherein our Lord may take
 6    Life, XI   |      for His pleasure into this garden, and delight Himself in
 7    Life, XI   |         Let us now see how this garden is to be watered, that we
 8    Life, XI   |         It seems to me that the garden may be watered in four ways:
 9    Life, XI   |    stream or brook, whereby the garden is watered in a much better
10    Life, XI   |         irrigation by which the garden is to be maintained; for
11    Life, XI   |       did, and therefore is his garden without labour on his part,
12    Life, XI   |       and serve the Lord of the garden; if he did not trust that
13    Life, XI   |         favour to labour in the garden of so  ./. great an Emperor;
14    Life, XI   |        be willing to dig in His garden, and to be so near the Lord
15    Life, XIV  |       required for watering the garden when we have to draw the
16    Life, XIV  |        to consider my soul as a garden, and our Lord as walking
17    Life, XIV  |    maintaining and watering the garden to have been taken to no
18    Life, XIV  |    withered flowers  ./. of the garden; so that this miserable
19    Life, XVI  |      third water wherewith this garden is watered,—water running
20    Life, XVI  |     from a brook,—whereby the garden is watered with very much
21    Life, XVII |         its sustenance from its garden. But He allows it not to
22    Life, XVIII|     abundance the whole of this garden with water. If our Lord
23    Life, XIX  |        down rain upon it,—the garden is ruined. Thus has it been
24    Life, XIX  |     discretion the fruit of its garden, thinking that now it has
25    Life, XX   |        be any good thing in the garden, it is at His Majesty's
26    Life, XX   |       to do so. The Lord of the garden, not the soul, distributes
27    Life, XXI  |        hands by cultivating the garden, but because it is His will
28    Life, XXIX |        Him on the cross, in the Garden, crowned with thorns,—
29     Rel, III  |        my Beloved come into His garden and eat."654 He showed me
30     Rel, IX   | interiorly in a forest and in a garden of delights, which made
31     Ind       |       deceitfulness of, xxi. 1.~Garden, the prayer in the, ix.
32     Ind       |      xiii. 13, 14; likened to a garden, xi. 10, xiv. 13; in the