Chapter

 1 III|   bitter. Mary is a sea by the abundant overflow of her graces;
 2 V  |       grace, the merits of her abundant grace, her many virtues
 3 VI |     great privileges, with how abundant a dower of rewards. Let
 4 X  |        misery of all with most abundant affection." The Lord is
 5 XIV|        but because of the most abundant glory in immensity; its
 6 XIV|        Son, O Mary, who by thy abundant blessing bestows such good
 7 XIV|      because of her glory most abundant in immensity, but also because
 8 XVI|       a most virtuous and most abundant Fruit. A Fruit, I say, most
 9 XVI|      the virginal womb is most abundant. It is, in fact, so abundant
10 XVI|   abundant. It is, in fact, so abundant that it can abundantly refresh
11 XVI|     refresh the soul; it is so abundant that it can suffice for
12 XVI|      suffice for all; it is so abundant that it can never fail.
13 XVI|       fail. In the first it is abundant; in the second it is more
14 XVI|       in the second it is more abundant; in the third it is most
15 XVI|        in the third it is most abundant of all. I say that this
16 XVI|       this blessed Fruit is so abundant that it can refresh to satiety
17 XVI|       sin. See, therefore, how abundant this Fruit is, which can
18 XVI|  blessed Fruit, is not only so abundant that it can fully refresh
19 XVI|        soul, but it is also so abundant that it can well suffice
20 XVI|      the Son of God-a Fruit so abundant, that by it, in the sixth
21 XVI|      blessed Fruit is not only abundant in this that it can fill
22 XVI| refreshed; it is not only more abundant in this that it can satisfy
23 XVI| refreshed; but it is also most abundant in this that it can never
24 XVI|     Thus this blessed fruit is abundant, for it refreshes unto complete
25 XVI|       satisfaction; it is more abundant, because it suffices to
26 XVI|        fed upon it; it is most abundant because it never fails those
27 XVI|     delicious, how exceedingly abundant is the blessed Fruit of
28 XVI|       see, moreover, how it is abundant to satisfy, more abundant
29 XVI|      abundant to satisfy, more abundant in its universality, most
30 XVI|      in its universality, most abundant in its perpetuity. These