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 1     Int         | thousand inaccuracies have been allowed to creep in. Most of these
 2     Int         |       the said Teresa of Jesus, allowed it to be copied and showed
 3    Pref         |       which the Inquisitors had allowed him to retain and read.
 4    Pref         |     book, who consented. He was allowed to compare the copy furnished
 5    Life, Pro    |      could wish that I had been allowed at the same time to speak
 6    Life, II     |   father's house no others were allowed an entrance. In this he
 7    Life, II     |  presents. As this could not be allowed, it was soon over, and my
 8    Life, V      |      God, by reason of my sins, allowed those confessors to deceive
 9    Life, V      |      father, because he had not allowed me to go to confession,
10    Life, VII    |     amusements of the world are allowed among them, and the obligations
11    Life, IX     |    there as long as my thoughts allowed me, and I had many thoughts
12    Life, IX     |       His great mercy—when He allowed me to stand before Him,
13    Life, X      |         what I am than you have allowed me to give of myself here.~
14    Life, XII    |        pleasure it is that I am allowed, being what I am, to speak
15    Life, XVII   |        mercy enough when we are allowed to have Rachel with us.~
16    Life, XVIII  |        how on other occasions I allowed it to run waste. Lay not
17    Life, XXX    |      otherwise than as our Lord allowed me. Accordingly, though
18    Life, XXXVI  |         monastery should not be allowed to exist, that it was a
19    Life, XXXVIII|      His Majesty would not have allowed me to see the evil state
20    Life, XXXVIII|        that priest; that He had allowed this in order that I might
21     Rel, III    |         go out of His hand, and allowed me to become so wicked;