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 1     Int        |     drawn up in 1462, which were observed at the convent of the Incarnation,
 2     Int, Arg   |      that holy poverty should be observed there; the reason  ./. why
 3    Pref        |          the method of direction observed by F. Juan. That father
 4    Life, II    |        this little fault which I observed in my mother was the beginning
 5    Life, II    |     world consisted; and I never observed that I was failing in many
 6    Life, IV    |       order to serve Him. No one observed this violence in me; they
 7    Life, V     | affection he had for me, I never observed anything wrong in it, though
 8    Life, IX    |     procured for a certain feast observed in the house. It was a representation
 9    Life, XI    |    thereby.~20. It is much to be observed, and I say so because I
10    Life, XI    |       true; for I have carefully observed it and discussed it afterwards
11    Life, XII   |     accompanied with humility. I observed this a few days ago in some
12    Life, XIII  |       certain temptations I have observed to which beginners are liable—
13    Life, XVIII |          where it may repose. He observed it fluttering for a long
14    Life, XVIII |   comfort to me.~21. It is to be observed and understood that this
15    Life, XX    |        but still the rapture was observed.~6. I made many supplications
16    Life, XX    |        if I can. And it is to be observed that this is my present
17    Life, XXV   |    suspended?~7. But it is to be observed, that if we see visions
18    Life, XXXI  |      enclosure was more strictly observed than in that wherein I was
19    Life, XXXI  |       souls of another order are observed of none. In truth, there
20    Life, XXXIII|     observes in her own house is observed in this, and we are living
21    Life, XXXV  |       and prayer are so strictly observed; they submit with so much
22    Life, XXXVI |       was that its rule might be observed in all perfection. I thought
23    Life, XXXVI |       all duties of religion are observed in it, according to our
24    Life, XXXVII|          so I wish that I myself observed no measure in serving His
25    Life, XXXVII|         all!~4. It is also to be observed that, in every vision or
26    Life, XXXIX |       which I have so frequently observed in many persons, that I
27    Life, XXXIX |         enclosure is so strictly observed. They offer themselves wholly
28     Rel, X     |         and that so long as they observed them, the Order would increase
29     Ind        |        16; the rule not strictly observed in, xxxii. 12; the Saint'