Chapter

 1 Prol |    slenderness of my knowledge; thirdly, because of the aridity
 2 II   |  rightly is she saluted by Ave.~Thirdly, we have to consider that
 3 III  |        in the death of her Son.~Thirdly, consider that Mary is a
 4 III  |  bringing forth the Son of God.~Thirdly, consider that Mary is a
 5 III  |         most resplendent mercy.~Thirdly, consider that Mary is also
 6 III  |         sinner, have recourse."~Thirdly, consider how Mary is the
 7 IV   | wonderful things in her flesh."~Thirdly, see how Mary was most meek
 8 VI   |       friend" (Prov. XXII, 11.)~Thirdly, consider in Mary the grace
 9 VII  |    pours forth graces upon us."~Thirdly, let us consider that Mary
10 VIII |         thee, O most wise Mary.~Thirdly, consider that the universal
11 IX   |        thee, O most just Mary. ~Thirdly, note that our own special
12 X    |      with a most worthy mother.~Thirdly, note that this Lord who
13 XI   |       most bright conversation; thirdly, in her most wonderful generation
14 XI   |     without the usual travail."~Thirdly, note that Mary is, as it
15 XI   |       most bright conversation; thirdly, because of the bringing
16 XI   |          angels are restored !"~Thirdly, note that Mary, our dawn,
17 XII  |       and the rose of charity."~Thirdly, consider in Mary the flower
18 XIII |         her virginal offspring.~Thirdly, consider that we find Mary
19 XIV  |       by angels, cursed by men.~Thirdly, think how truly Mary is
20 XV   |      sons the brethren of God?"~Thirdly, hear how Mary is blessed
21 XVI  |       savor, blessed in beauty.~Thirdly, consider that the fruit
22 XVII |     that charity which is God?"~Thirdly, let us see how this fruit
23 XVIII|      the reality of His flesh."~Thirdly, this blessed fruit of Mary
24 XVIII|     enmity between God and man; thirdly, to heal the wound of original