Chapter

 1 Prol |      knee, with bowed head, with heart and lips, I salute thee,
 2 I    |         to Himself, from His own Heart, that He should so give
 3 II   |          woe of the guilt of the heart, of the guilt of the lips,
 4 II   |      because of the guilt of the heart, as it is said in Isaias: "
 5 II   |         to you who are of a deep heart, that ye hide counsel from
 6 II   |          those who are of a deep heart unto evil, for the deep
 7 II   |        woe was the most innocent heart of Mary, as St. Bernard
 8 II   |       far from her most innocent heart was repentance." Of what
 9 II   |   repentance." Of what could the heart of Mary repent when she
10 II   |    penance ? Therefore, her pure heart was not the haunt of the
11 II   |          14): "Woe to the double heart and the wicked lips, and
12 II   |         evil." Woe to the double heart, for the guilt of the heart;
13 II   |      heart, for the guilt of the heart; woe to the wicked lips,
14 III  |         O Lady so very great, my heart desireth to love, my mouth
15 IV   |        kept and cherished in the heart, in word and in deed. Mary
16 IV   |   charity to her neighbor in her heart, and therefore, arising,
17 IV   |          love that burned in her heart? We read that the shepherds
18 IV   |          only had charity in her heart and in her words, but she
19 IV   |         a singular manner in her heart, therefore the power of
20 IV   |          holy meditations of the heart. For she is that same Mary
21 IV   |          words, pondering in her heart" (Luke II, 19.) Mary was
22 IV   |       says: "It is best that the heart be established with grace,
23 V    |    Ecclesiasticus: "Open not thy heart to every man, lest he repay
24 V    |  diligently considered it in her heart." Who was the husband of
25 VI   |          who loveth cleanness of heart, for the grace of his lips
26 VI   |       with all the desire of her heart." This Queen Esther, the
27 VII  |          oil of the mercy of thy heart, when that inestimable work
28 XI   |        in the bush of her devout heart. They have felt this fire
29 XII  |       III, 6.) The desert is the heart of the sinner, which is
30 XII  |        when, by her prayers, the heart of the sinner received the
31 XII  |        and begs with a repentant heart for thy pardon; thou drawest
32 XII  | transcendest the capacity of the heart, give thyself, O Lady, to
33 XIII |    virginity was in her mind and heart in a superlative degree;
34 XIV  |      because of the grace of the heart, of the lips, of the work.
35 XIV  |          of the work. Blessed in heart, because of the grace of
36 XIV  |      because of the grace of the heart, for the grace of her gifts
37 XIV  |        grace of her gifts in her heart; for her heart was as the
38 XIV  |      gifts in her heart; for her heart was as the most delightful
39 XIV  |      because of the gifts of her heart, but also because of the
40 XIV  |      because of the gifts of her heart and of her lips, but also
41 XIV  |          explains: "With thee in heart, in the womb." Therefore,
42 XV   |        Peter says: "Having their heart exercised with covetousness,
43 XV   |      hast done manfully, and thy heart has been strengthened because
44 XVI  |       the Wisdom of the paternal Heart, as St. Bernard says of
45 XVI  |       the Wisdom of the paternal heart will be the fruit of the
46 XVI  |     fairer in the flowers of her heart; fairest of all in the most
47 XVIII|          to her with their whole heart shall be taken away into