Chapter

 1 Prol|      Jerome does not hesitate to speak as follows: "That which
 2 Prol|       confess myself unworthy to speak of such and so great a heroine.
 3 Prol|          Mary, says: "If I am to speak the truth, whatever can
 4 Prol| insignificant, cannot suffice to speak of so great a gift of God;
 5 Prol|          mine, that in it, so to speak, as in a dim mirror, the
 6 V   |      thee with an evil turn; and speak reproachfully to thee" (
 7 VI  |  arrogant, who neither think nor speak humbly of themselves, but
 8 VI  | rancorous, who will not only not speak charitably to their neighbors,
 9 VI  |        neighbors, but disdain to speak to them at all. Mary spoke
10 VI  |      those who will not only not speak good words to their neighbors,
11 VI  |         to us that thou shouldst speak to thy Son for us, that
12 VI  |         that no tongue can fitly speak of it and it is incomprehensible
13 VII |          does St. Anselm say: "I speak to thee alone, Lady; the
14 VII |          does St. Anselm say: "I speak to thee alone, Lady; the
15 XII |        has as many petals, so to speak, as the conditions and praises
16 XIII|            therefore, I will now speak of her entrance.~We are
17 XV  |        among women. Let us still speak of the blessing of our Blessed
18 XVI |       Mother herself, and let us speak to her that word of the
19 XVI |         which is so sweet, so to speak, into an eternal wormwood