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 1    Pref        | Ahumada; for in those days children took the name either of
 2    Pref        |    her more than his other children.49~But she had to forsake
 3    Life, I     |  them in Spanish, that his children might read them. These books,
 4    Life, I     | much tenderness as his own children. He used to say that he
 5    Life, I(89) |                    The two children set out on their strange
 6    Life, I     |    when playing with other children, in the building of monasteries,
 7    Life, II    |    very careful that their children should always, and in every
 8    Life, II    | time on them; only we, her children, were left at liberty to
 9    Life, II    | sufferings, and occupy her children, that they might not go
10    Life, II    |    allow to mix with their children when young; for much mischief
11    Life, II    |    where I lived, in which children like myself were brought
12    Life, II(97)|    mistress of the secular children who were educated in the
13    Life, XIV   |  delight is to be with the children of men.207 O my Lord, what
14    Life, XXIX  | like the sobbing of little children, who seem on the point of
15    Life, XXXI  |  doubt about it, I ask the children. I have lost neither honour
16    Life, XXXIX |   severity, said to me: "O children of men, how long will you