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3004    Life, Pro         |             seems to me, deliberately withstood the graces of His Majesty,
3005    Life, XXXI        |        happened to me once; there are witnesses to testify to it, particularly
3006    Life, IV          |            hadst begun to work in me? Woe is me, O my Maker! If I
3007    Life, V           |              be assured of this, that women—for they are more bound
3008     Rel, I(622)      |              God has given her a most wonderfully strong and valiant spirit:
3009    Life, XXXVIII     |         edification, that he left all wondering to see how recollected,
3010    Life, XXXVI       |             with our labours, and the wonders which our Lord has wrought
3011     Int              |               that while spinning she worked it out in her mind, so that
3012    Life, XXI         |            the soul in which our Lord worketh these graces,—if it walks
3013    Life, Pro         |             my way of prayer, and the workings of the grace of our Lord
3014    Life, XXI         |            have not deserved it by my works—frequently feels her banishment
3015    Life, VII         |           which are of the essence of worldliness. They see these ways, so
3016    Life, XXXVII      |           such is Thy love, that Thou wouldest not endure it at my hands.
3017     Rel, VIII        |           common is a certain kind of wounding;705 for it really seems
3018    Life, XXXVIII     |                When the body had been wrapped in the winding-sheet, I
3019    Life, XV          |            when they whose will is so wrapt up in the will of God—
3020    Life, XXXIX       |             by our own understanding, wresting them grievously  ./. from
3021    Life, XXV         |              a child, and ventures to wrestle with him—not once, but 
3022    Life, VIII        |            was not living, but rather wrestling with the shadow of death;
3023    Life, XX          |               day I have a pain in my wrists, and over my whole body,
3024    Life, XXXIII      |             against any truth of Holy Writ. So I told them I was not
3025     Int              |                 Saint Teresa asks the writer to send a copy of the book
3026    Life, XVIII       |             knoweth that my object in writing—the first is to obey—
3027    Life, VIII        |             saintly and good men have written—I am speaking of mental
3028    Life, XXXVIII     |               anything wrong—and my wrong-doings are many—His Majesty makes
3029    Life, XXXVIII     |                If I am doing anything wrong—and my wrong-doings are
3030     Ann, 0(72)       |             Ignatius, and St. Francis Xavier. The three latter were joined
3031    Life, XXXIII(486) |            make a meditation on Psalm xci. 6: "Quam magnificata sunt
3032    Life, XXXV(526)   |                                 Psalm xciii. 20: "Qui fingis laborem
3033    Life, XXXVI(555)  |          prioress. See Reforma, i. c. xlix. § 4.~
3034     Rel, VII         |           with a reader, Fra Diego de Yangües.~14. Of these Dominicans
3035    Life, XXXVI       |               think for more than two years—he had been very ill.~2.
3036    Life, XXVII(403)  |             the MS. are: "Letatun sun yn is que dita sun miqui" (
3037     Rel, VII(689)    |              used to say of herself, "Yo soy la Dominica in passione,"
3038    Life, X           |              reverence must take upon yourself—since you have so pressed
3039                      | yourselves
3040    Life, XXXIII(489) |             church of St. Thomas. The zealous preacher denounced visions