Chapter

 1 III  |  great, my heart desireth to love, my mouth to praise, my
 2 IV   |    office of charity but the love that burned in her heart?
 3 IV   |  ardently loved God. Of this love Master Hugh of St. Victor
 4 IV   |      good word: "Because the love of the Holy Spirit burned
 5 VI   |  gifts-the gift of wonderful love, the gift of wonderful knowledge,
 6 VI   |   Mary is immersed in fecund love, what wonder if she is loving
 7 VI   |    to thee in the embrace of love." Again, what wonder if
 8 IX   |   named, but thou enkindlest love; nor canst thou be thought
 9 IX   |   the affection of those who love thee; thou canst never enter
10 X    |     beauty, and as a sign of love." This blessed daughter
11 X    |      whose mercy leads us to love, whose justice to fear,
12 X    |    of Him who is in fact our love by mercy, our fear by justice,
13 X    |      I am the mother of fair love, and of fear, and of knowledge,
14 XI   |  mercy to me; grant that the love of thee may be ever with
15 XI   |    mercy, consider with what love was crucified, with what
16 XI   |   her footsteps, as from the love of a son, but also by the
17 XII  |  affections, which follow by love. The soul which has thus
18 XII  |   contemplate, delightful to love, who transcendest the capacity
19 XII  |      stem is flexible by its love. And if the flower is most
20 XIII |     her infinite gold in her love of God and of her neighbor,
21 XV   |    to God, from below in her love for her neighbor; again
22 XVI  |     O soul, who art drawn to love this Fruit; thine, O Church,
23 XVI  |      the Son of the paternal love will be the crown of thy
24 XVII |   those possessing fraternal love in opposition to envy, the
25 XVII |     contemplation, upward in love. Thus this blessed fruit
26 XVII |   fruit is that of those who love God and fly envy. Of this
27 XVII |  hear. It belongs to sons to love their father, and to the
28 XVII | father, and to the father to love his sons. Those, therefore,
29 XVII |      of the Church, who ever love God and their neighbor.
30 XVII |   dear children, and walk in love." And in St. Matthew it
31 XVII |     St. Matthew it is said: "Love your enemies, do good to
32 XVII |      Fruit that of those who love; and Mary above all men
33 XVII |     Mary had passed into the love of charity, since within
34 XVII |      those detached from the love of earthly things, are the
35 XVIII|      know that for those who love God, all things work together