Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|    applied to a layman and "Your Reverence" when used to a priest.
 2  Intr,   0| generation after generation with reverence and love.~
 3  Unic,   7|        are nonsense: if so, Your Reverence must erase them; if not,
 4  Unic,  10|          is my own work and Your Reverence will delete it. In neither
 5  Unic,  10|         And as I think that Your Reverence, and others who are to see
 6  Unic,  10|       such a wicked one! So Your Reverence must take the responsibility
 7  Unic,  10|           and if it be not, Your Reverence must burn it at once --
 8  Unic,  10|       may be of some use to Your Reverence; if it be not, my soul will
 9  Unic,  10|      before. This I beseech Your Reverence, for love of the Lord, to
10  Unic,  11|       this successfully and Your Reverence will be amused to see how
11  Unic,  13|      have tried to say; but Your Reverence will know. May the Lord
12  Unic,  14|                             Your Reverence must forgive me for wandering
13  Unic,  14|         to God. And I think Your Reverence will not be displeased by
14  Unic,  14|        forgiven me more, as Your Reverence knows.~
15  Unic,  16|    believe it is because of Your Reverence's humility in consenting
16  Unic,  16|     addressed thus).134 May Your Reverence alone see some of these
17  Unic,  16|         have now. I beseech Your Reverence, let us all be mad, for
18  Unic,  16|          mad for our sakes. Your Reverence says that you are attached
19  Unic,  16|          than anybody else: Your Reverence must not allow me to be.
20  Unic,  16|      than I see it is. Does Your Reverence know what our great care
21  Unic,  16|       His help to this end. Your Reverence must tear up what I have
22  Unic,  17|        think it is well, as Your Reverence has been told, for the soul
23  Unic,  17|        say this now so that Your Reverence may know that it can happen
24  Unic,  17|        of this third water. Your Reverence will be very glad, if the
25  Unic,  17|      this life is possible. Your Reverence should discuss the matter
26  Unic,  19|    cannot be otherwise, and Your Reverence must suffer these lapses;
27  Unic,  20|         I wish I could give Your Reverence a clear explanation of this,
28  Unic,  20|         what happens. I ask Your Reverence, what rest can I have in
29  Unic,  20|                             Your Reverence will ask me how it is that
30  Unic,  20|        at all to the point, Your Reverence will understand it, for
31  Unic,  21|         am being very bold. Your Reverence must destroy this if you
32  Unic,  22|      that I want to say, if Your Reverence thinks it well that I should
33  Unic,  22|     summit of contemplation Your Reverence must seek no other way:
34  Unic,  22|         many others of whom Your Reverence will know better than I.~
35  Unic,  22|                             Your Reverence must be satisfied with this
36  Unic,  22|          should like to ask Your Reverence is this. How is it, when
37  Unic,  22|                   I beseech Your Reverence once more, if you discuss
38  Unic,  23|          I hope in God that Your Reverence will benefit many souls,
39  Unic,  25|     receiving them, so that Your Reverence may understand this. For,
40  Unic,  27|         these truths aloud, Your Reverence, since God has denied me
41  Unic,  27|         him but I am afraid Your Reverence will ask why I am starting
42  Unic,  27|          in order to incite Your Reverence to pay no esteem to the
43  Unic,  27|        this matter, and may Your Reverence also forgive me, for I am
44  Unic,  28|                             Your Reverence may suppose that it would
45  Unic,  28|      described in detail to Your Reverence in writing, at your very
46  Unic,  28|     understanding, although Your Reverence may think I have; again
47  Unic,  28|        the Lord effects it, Your Reverence will explain better than
48  Unic,  30|         should like to warn Your Reverence of it, so that, if he should
49  Unic,  30|      much about trifles. As Your Reverence has again sent me a message
50  Unic,  31|         that I should weary Your Reverence, and weary myself too, if
51  Unic,  31|      myself did nothing, as Your Reverence will know, but fall and
52  Unic,  31|       will say something to Your Reverence by way of counsel. Do not
53  Unic,  31|         and in many others. Your Reverence can be quite sure that we
54  Unic,  34|          this just now, but Your Reverence knows about it all, and
55  Unic,  36|                    I expect Your Reverence328 will be getting impatient
56  Unic,  36|          to these, so I beg Your Reverence, for the love of God, if
57  Unic,  38|        me to be lost. I beg Your Reverence to beg this of Him for me
58  Unic,  38|       impresses on it a sense of reverence which I cannot possibly
59  Unic,  39|     throne which, as I told Your Reverence, I have seen at other times,
60  Unic,  40|  particular. It gives me a fresh reverence for God, by granting me
61  Unic,  40|         I have written, but Your Reverence must not be amazed except
62  Unic,  40|   greatly troubled, and, as Your Reverence knows, it has caused me
63  Unic,  40|            that I live now. Your Reverence must beseech God either
64  Unic,  40|        be of some profit to Your Reverence, for the little opportunity
65  Unic,  40|         rewarded, even were Your Reverence then to burn what I have
66  Unic,  40|     three persons, known to Your Reverence, who are or have been my
67  Unic,  40|       His Majesty ever keep Your Reverence in His hand and make you
68 Lette,   0|         Spirit be ever with Your Reverence. Amen. It would not be a
69 Lette,   0|        this task of mine to Your Reverence so as to impose upon you
70 Lette,   0|   Majesty. I have done what Your Reverence commanded me, and written
71 Lette,   0|          the condition that Your Reverence will do as you promised
72 Lette,   0|          I had written when Your Reverence sent for it. Some things
73 Lette,   0|          written. I beseech Your Reverence to amend it, and, if it
74 Lette,   0|      what lies in my power. Your Reverence must act in everything as
75 Lette,   0|             I shall commend Your Reverence's soul to Our Lord all my
76 Lette,   0|          as to help me, for Your Reverence will see from what I have
77 Lette,   0|        our time if we do as Your Reverence has begun to do and give
78 Lette,   0|     trust in His mercy that Your Reverence and I shall see each other