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 1  Unic,   3     |       though I did; for in the matter of pleasing others, even
 2  Unic,   3     |        It would not be a great matter to spend my life as though
 3  Unic,   5     |     condition. It was no small matter: for nearly seven years
 4  Unic,   7     |     good Christian, for in the matter of vainglory and hypocrisy --
 5  Unic,   7     |       Lord must needs take the matter right into His own hands.
 6  Unic,  10     |         very clearly, how this matter stands. God gives us these
 7  Unic,  11     |        others without it, what matter is that to me? Do Thou,
 8  Unic,  12     |   Anyone who will consider the matter will detect, in the slightness
 9  Unic,  13     |            With regard to this matter of desires, my own were
10  Unic,  13     |    explaining in a few words a matter which it is so important
11  Unic,  13     |         At the same time, this matter of self-knowledge must never
12  Unic,  14     |    because it is a fundamental matter, and, when the Lord begins
13  Unic,  14     |     books which touch upon the matter, they explain very little;
14  Unic,  14     |        Majesty should make the matter clear, for I have my work
15  Unic,  17     |   Reverence should discuss the matter with some spiritual person,
16  Unic,  18     |       any attempt to explain a matter which cannot even begin
17  Unic,  18     |  indeed it is a most difficult matter. So I laid it aside and
18  Unic,  19     |     haven of light. This was a matter about which the devil kept
19  Unic,  19     |     His service. And this is a matter of some concern to the devil.~
20  Unic,  20     |        not have considered the matter as fully as I. The position,
21  Unic,  21     |                 Concluding the matter under discussion, I remark
22  Unic,  22     |      it and it was certainly a matter of ignorance. So Thou, in
23  Unic,  22     |       on every soul: into that matter I will not enter. What I
24  Unic,  22     |      and more knowledge of the matter than I. When people tell
25  Unic,  22     |      difficult and troublesome matter even than this if God does
26  Unic,  23     |       I did not understand the matter properly.~
27  Unic,  23     |      deluded by the devil. The matter should be very carefully
28  Unic,  24     |        great progress: in this matter there is much potency in
29  Unic,  24     |      He told me to commend the matter to God for a few days, and
30  Unic,  25     |  person who has commended some matter to God with great affection
31  Unic,  25     |      with whom to discuss this matter, for everyone was against
32  Unic,  26     |       maligned about a certain matter, to which I shall refer
33  Unic,  27     |        not help doing so. As a matter of fact he does play a part
34  Unic,  27     |      have offended Him in this matter, and may Your Reverence
35  Unic,  28     |        like reality. That is a matter for learned men to explain.
36  Unic,  29     |        know either what is the matter with it or what it desires.
37  Unic,  30     | enlightened me about the whole matter, explained it all to me
38  Unic,  31     |     astounded myself, for that matter, and I would have gone through
39  Unic,  31     |      that, when I dwelt on the matter, I decided I would rather
40  Unic,  31     |     their conversation. Then a matter of great importance cropped
41  Unic,  32     |         which is quite another matter. In fact, it is like a picture
42  Unic,  32     |    burning on earth is a small matter compared with that fire.~
43  Unic,  32     |       wish that in so urgent a matter we were not ourselves satisfied
44  Unic,  32     |      so I began to discuss the matter with a companion -- that
45  Unic,  32     |       we agreed to commend the matter very earnestly to God.~
46  Unic,  32(256)|     which refer to God, so the matter must remain one for conjecture.]~
47  Unic,  32     |       beginning to discuss the matter we had written to the holy
48  Unic,  32     |        opinion about the whole matter.~
49  Unic,  32     |       right. So he dropped the matter and refused to sanction
50  Unic,  32     |           She went to talk the matter over with a very learned
51  Unic,  32     |     who would advise us in the matter; and it was for that reason
52  Unic,  32     |        him a week to think the matter over before answering and
53  Unic,  32     |       to us, to think over the matter, and to reflect upon the
54  Unic,  32     |      forward to help me in the matter. And while things were in
55  Unic,  33     |        not offended Him in the matter at all but had rendered
56  Unic,  33     |       of revelation about this matter, and people came to me in
57  Unic,  33     |       feelings about the whole matter. He reassured me a great
58  Unic,  33     |        much speaking about the matter, and yet, when I went into
59  Unic,  33     |        that I must take up the matter of the convent and put all
60  Unic,  34(287)|      antes) seem to settle the matter.]~
61  Unic,  34     |       that I may never, in any matter, speak anything but the
62  Unic,  35     |       for his learning in this matter if it was going to keep
63  Unic,  36     |        it in order to keep the matter secret, I was there by special
64  Unic,  36     |        state my version of the matter in the presence of the nuns,
65  Unic,  36     |        be removed and that the matter must on no account be allowed
66  Unic,  36     |    have no more to do with the matter and to give it up altogether.
67  Unic,  36     |        the capital to take the matter in hand and worked very
68  Unic,  36     |       a very great deal in the matter and helped in every way
69  Unic,  36     |      each of them regarded the matter as if it were his own and
70  Unic,  36     |      said they would allow the matter to go forward if the convent
71  Unic,  36     | satisfactorily settled,323 the matter should be put into the hands
72  Unic,  36(323)|        or less literally, "the matter was in good train"; but,
73  Unic,  36     |      and had only heard of the matter by accident. He stayed with
74  Unic,  37     |      tolerable. But even for a matter like the addressing of letters
75  Unic,  38     |      did not know what was the matter with my soul, or what it
76  Unic,  39     |   thoroughly, He added, on one matter: Had I made a full surrender
77  Unic,  40     |      occasions, to discuss the matter with one's confessor. All