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1 Int | Mr. Lewis, following the old Spanish editions, translated " 2 Int | Don Vicente retains the old reading De la orden del 3 Int | was not yet twenty years old when she made her first 4 Int | rather less than twelve years old at the death of her mother, 5 Int | thirteen years and eight months old. As to the profession we 6 Int, 0(7) | she is not yet fifty years old, consequently the chapter 7 Pref | goodness. God complained of old, by the Prophet Ezekiel, 8 Pref | which he has given their old name of Relations,70 the 9 Life, I | believe, six or seven years old. It helped me, too, that 10 Life, I(91) | been more than twelve years old at that time. Don Vicente, 11 Life, II | then about fourteen years old, a little more, I think— 12 Life, III | preparing for Himself. In his old age, he left all his possessions 13 Life, VII(131) | Saint was twenty-two years old (Bouix). This passage, therefore, 14 Life, VII | related to me, now grown old, a great servant of God, 15 Life, XIV(202) | liii., but xxxi. of the old editions.~ 16 Life, XV(208) | liii., but ch. xxxii of the old edition.~ 17 Life, XVII(241) | liii., but ch. xxxi. of the old editions.~ 18 Life, XXII(326) | 1; but ch. xvii. of the old editions.~ 19 Life, XXVII | and the nun, if they wear old and patched garments, we 20 Life, XXX | license, as He gave him of old to tempt Job;452 though 21 Life, XXXIV(501)| de la Fuente retains the old reading "confiar," and makes 22 Life, XXXIV | deeper knowledge to some old woman than to him, though 23 Life, XXXVI | approbation of the holy old man,533 and the great trouble 24 Life, XXXVIII | great joy. He was a very old man then, but I saw him 25 Life, XXXVIII | he were only thirty years old, and I thought even younger, 26 Life, XXXIX | It seems to burn up the old man, with his faults, his