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  1  Intr,   0     |     brim-fill'd Bowles of feirce desire; ~By thy last Morning's
  2  Unic,   1     |        cheaply; and I had a keen desire to die as they had done,
  3  Unic,   2     |         worldly vanity, arouse a desire for the world in others.
  4  Unic,   2     |        own interests as I was by desire. And yet I never felt the
  5  Unic,   3     |          pleased to give me this desire, although I was also afraid
  6  Unic,   4     |         I had acted out of sheer desire. At the time my entrance
  7  Unic,   6     |                               My desire for solitude continued and
  8  Unic,   6     |    successfully to accomplish. I desire neither the world nor anything
  9  Unic,   6     |       may be that I have not the desire that I have described; but
 10  Unic,   7     |        used to have the greatest desire to be of use to others.
 11  Unic,   7     |          I have said, I had this desire that others should serve
 12  Unic,   7     |     death which he died, for his desire to die, for the advice which
 13  Unic,   8     |          here for fear, but only desire. For, even if a person fails
 14  Unic,   8     |    effort which it costs them to desire to be in such good company (
 15  Unic,   8     |          their trust in Thee and desire Thee for their Friend; rather
 16  Unic,   8     |       should those who serve and desire to serve God give it up?
 17  Unic,   9     |      Lord found a way to make me desire to receive what others strive
 18  Unic,   9     |       never dared consciously to desire favours or consolations.
 19  Unic,  10     |      nothing more left for it to desire and counts itself well recompensed
 20  Unic,  10     |      Lord has now granted me the desire to speak only of Himself.
 21  Unic,  10     |      greater riches than I could desire.~
 22  Unic,  10     |         And a man is unlikely to desire the disapproval and abhorrence
 23  Unic,  10     |       knows that I have no other desire than this, that He may be
 24  Unic,  11     |         why we ourselves have no desire so to ascend, for it is
 25  Unic,  11     |           distaste and so little desire to go and draw water that
 26  Unic,  11     |      state as this, in which you desire to be alone and to commune
 27  Unic,  11     |        Thou hast given me any. I desire to suffer, Lord, because
 28  Unic,  11     |       which for the most part we desire and in which we find comfort,
 29  Unic,  12     |       Who allows us to harbour a desire to please Him, although
 30  Unic,  13     |       they had never resolved to desire to attain this and to carry
 31  Unic,  13     |          I also know that we can desire no better kind of sight
 32  Unic,  13     |         very common -- namely to desire that everyone should be
 33  Unic,  13     |       brings. It is not wrong to desire this but it may not be right
 34  Unic,  13     |  distress arises solely from our desire that God should not be offended
 35  Unic,  13     |      illusions except by his own desire; for I think devils are
 36  Unic,  13     |          humility and he has the desire to succeed. I praise God
 37  Unic,  13     |        may be people who have no desire to reap such benefits! God
 38  Unic,  15     |        is no more left for it to desire and, like Saint Peter, it
 39  Unic,  15     |      words, though with a hearty desire that He may hear us. This
 40  Unic,  15     |        come to its prayer with a desire for Him; and if it is a
 41  Unic,  15     |     initial determination not to desire these pleasures, but to
 42  Unic,  15     |        it. He gives us a burning desire to make progress in prayer,
 43  Unic,  15     |          of self-interest and we desire periods of solitude in order
 44  Unic,  16     |         it: never would the soul desire to be free from it save
 45  Unic,  16     |    service. It knows not what to desire, but it well knows that
 46  Unic,  17     |        end for ever, that is its desire; if it is to live a thousand
 47  Unic,  17     |      thousand years, that is its desire also. Let His Majesty treat
 48  Unic,  17     |         to find that He does not desire the soul to undertake any
 49  Unic,  17     |          of the world and has no desire for them because it has
 50  Unic,  17     |       and desires to satisfy its desire, to have greater fruition
 51  Unic,  17     |          restless because of its desire to be with the other faculties,
 52  Unic,  18     |      consolation that the soul's desire would be never to abandon
 53  Unic,  19     |        fragrance as to make them desire to approach them. They realize
 54  Unic,  19     |       knowledge of ourselves, we desire to return to friendship
 55  Unic,  20     |        part, though very often a desire unexpectedly arises, in
 56  Unic,  20     |         cannot explain. And this desire, which in a single moment
 57  Unic,  20     |          it company. Nor does it desire company; it would rather
 58  Unic,  20     |        In this communication the desire grows, and with it the extremity
 59  Unic,  20     |        far above all that we can desire, that it brings with it
 60  Unic,  20     |         greater torment; for its desire grows in such a way that
 61  Unic,  20     | particular attribute of Him: its desire is for the whole of God
 62  Unic,  20     |     seems to me, then, that this desire for companionship proceeds
 63  Unic,  20     |         is as grave as any), the desire that body and soul shall
 64  Unic,  20     |          things. The soul has no desire to seek or possess any free
 65  Unic,  20(158)|       this phrase to: "It has no desire to seek or possess any will
 66  Unic,  20     |          this money which people desire? Is there anything valuable?
 67  Unic,  20     |       lasting? If not, why do we desire it? It is but a miserable
 68  Unic,  21     |   dispose of me according to Thy desire. Well do I know, my Lord,
 69  Unic,  21     |     prayers, since as a rule men desire to live. Oh, were we but
 70  Unic,  21     |       our fear of death with the desire to enjoy true life!~
 71  Unic,  21     |         relief I obtain, and any desire I have for intercourse with
 72  Unic,  22     |          that, though we may not desire it to be so, this Presence
 73  Unic,  22     |      certain lack of humility, a desire on the soul's part to rise
 74  Unic,  23     |        understand my own soul or desire to take it into his charge.
 75  Unic,  23     |       far as possible resist the desire for recollection and consolations;
 76  Unic,  25     |        and has not the slightest desire to hear because of its many
 77  Unic,  25     |        days; and, although I may desire to hear them, I shall be
 78  Unic,  25     |      other times, when I have no desire to hear them, as I have
 79  Unic,  25     |       afraid of? What is this? I desire to serve the Lord; I aim
 80  Unic,  26     |         as I have said, I should desire always to be fearful so
 81  Unic,  26     |        vehement impulses and the desire to see God, which I shall
 82  Unic,  27     |         wished very much I could desire to be led by another way,
 83  Unic,  27     | benefiting, I could not possibly desire it, except occasionally
 84  Unic,  27     |        could not force myself to desire this change or to believe
 85  Unic,  27     |          to believe this, and to desire the change, but it was simply
 86  Unic,  27     |     mortals, however much we may desire to do so, unless the Lord
 87  Unic,  27     |          had never been moved to desire such a thing, nor had it
 88  Unic,  27     |         anyone else. Why must we desire so many blessings and joys,
 89  Unic,  29     |          power of seeing what we desire, so He can also take from
 90  Unic,  29     |         Him I could not bear it. Desire and strive to cease thinking
 91  Unic,  29     |      found myself dying with the desire to see God and I knew no
 92  Unic,  29     |        delectable that my soul's desire was never to escape from
 93  Unic,  30     |       but imperfection except in desire and love, with regard to
 94  Unic,  31     | possession? And I felt a renewed desire to be freed from such pernicious
 95  Unic,  31     |   dreadful thing. He had a great desire to give it up but could
 96  Unic,  31     |         which is always my great desire. My confessor told me not
 97  Unic,  31     |         deceiving them, I had no desire to deceive them, nor did
 98  Unic,  31     |         for what they now are in desire His Majesty will, if they
 99  Unic,  32     |        said before, had the same desire. She began to think out
100  Unic,  32     |          us very far, though our desire to achieve our object made
101  Unic,  33     |          incapable of ceasing to desire trials. The other people
102  Unic,  33     |       has gradually brought this desire of mine to such perfection
103  Unic,  34     |       Lord gave her a very great desire to see me: she thought that
104  Unic,  34     |          I came to hate the very desire to be a great lady. God
105  Unic,  34     |      where I was staying,280 the desire came to me to know about
106  Unic,  34     |       everybody to serve God, my desire that those whom I like may
107  Unic,  34     |        me because of the earnest desire that I had to see him make
108  Unic,  35     |         as He had given her this desire, she sold all she had and
109  Unic,  35     |       knowledge so that they may desire nothing else and may learn
110  Unic,  36     |          have died, for my whole desire was that its Rule should
111  Unic,  36     |         permanently by those who desire to rejoice in Christ their
112  Unic,  37     |         and so the soul does not desire, and would never ask for,
113  Unic,  38     |         me that I must prize the desire that I now had to fix upon
114  Unic,  38     |        that He would accept this desire. On other occasions He told
115  Unic,  39     |     person whose tongue is tied: desire to speak as he may, he cannot,
116  Unic,  39     |          owe Thee, that I cannot desire to live at all, though there
117  Unic,  39     |        their memories. I have no desire, however, to distress those
118  Unic,  39     |        it; and I have no further desire to remember it lest I should
119  Unic,  39     |          much carried away by my desire that, even if the raindrops
120  Unic,  39     |         God, for, however much I desire and strive and am consumed
121  Unic,  39     |          I was left with a great desire to serve Our Lady, because
122  Unic,  40     |          It gave me a very great desire to speak only of things
123  Unic,  40     |      that it is nothing to me to desire trials. So there seems to
124  Unic,  40     |       this, for my intention and desire have been to be accurate