Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|           Cross which present the greatest difficulty, but they are
 2  Unic,   1|           a way to do it; but our greatest hindrance seemed to be that
 3  Unic,   2|        then that the evil done is greatest. I wish parents would be
 4  Unic,   2|       good name,70 I had made the greatest efforts to keep it all secret,
 5  Unic,   2|   Although at that time I had the greatest possible aversion from being
 6  Unic,   4|          that time I suffered the greatest tortures from the drastic
 7  Unic,   5|          was taken away, with the greatest solicitude for my comfort,
 8  Unic,   5|         love for God as I was, my greatest delight in conversation
 9  Unic,   5|       three months, suffering the greatest trials, for the treatment
10  Unic,   6|           keep his feast with the greatest possible solemnity92; but,
11  Unic,   7|     humility, now led me into the greatest of all possible errors.
12  Unic,   7|        myself, I used to have the greatest desire to be of use to others.
13  Unic,   7|         and he bore them with the greatest resignation. He often came
14  Unic,   7|       afterwards explain, was the greatest temptation I had: it nearly
15  Unic,   7|           in losing him I lost my greatest blessing and comfort, for
16  Unic,   7|           of God, was of the very greatest help to me. I made my confessions
17  Unic,   7|           what would cause me the greatest pain. Thou didst chastise
18  Unic,  10|         and yet there is the very greatest difference in Heaven between
19  Unic,  11|         heart and consider it the greatest of favours to work in the
20  Unic,  13|          us from praying, and the greatest harm of all is that we think
21  Unic,  14|        now takes place brings the greatest consolation, and so little
22  Unic,  15|          the light, sees with the greatest clearness, so that even
23  Unic,  15|           consideration is of the greatest importance, and they must
24  Unic,  16|          which the soul finds the greatest delight.~
25  Unic,  18|         it a blessing to lose the greatest blessing which may be possessed
26  Unic,  18|           water from Heaven, this greatest of the Lord's favours, leaves
27  Unic,  18|        Lord's favours, leaves the greatest benefits in the soul, as
28  Unic,  20|           though conscious of the greatest sweetness and delight. No
29  Unic,  20|     communicate, it caused me the greatest distress. It seemed to me
30  Unic,  20|           about in a state of the greatest need, and asking itself: "
31  Unic,  20|      little but must do so to the greatest extent in its power. They
32  Unic,  21|         or to fail to possess the greatest blessings.~
33  Unic,  22|       that Thou couldst hinder my greatest good? Whence have all good
34  Unic,  23|          to talk to me, I, in the greatest confusion at finding myself
35  Unic,  23|        the devil.189 This was the greatest comfort to me. I began to
36  Unic,  23|        good that it caused me the greatest distress and affliction.
37  Unic,  27|           often beheld him in the greatest bliss. The first time he
38  Unic,  28|           that alone would be the greatest bliss. A most especial bliss,
39  Unic,  28|         the eyes, causes them the greatest delight; nor are they wearied
40  Unic,  29|         and I think they were the greatest of treasures; often the
41  Unic,  30|         method of prayer with the greatest clarity of which I was capable;
42  Unic,  30|                        He had the greatest compassion on me. He told
43  Unic,  30|       just because he bore me the greatest goodwill, opposed me more
44  Unic,  31|        what I could and taken the greatest pains about it. He wrote
45  Unic,  31|           would have given me the greatest relief, for I should have
46  Unic,  32|       upon me: it has been of the greatest benefit to me, both in taking
47  Unic,  32|          keeping my Rule with the greatest possible perfection. And
48  Unic,  33|          which would cause me the greatest pain. For, amid this multitude
49  Unic,  33|        the Lord has given him the greatest aptitude.~
50  Unic,  33|        and I was experiencing the greatest joy and bliss, I thought
51  Unic,  33|      short time and caused me the greatest bliss and happiness -- more,
52  Unic,  34|            though not without the greatest confusion when I saw the
53  Unic,  34|        time. I saw Christ, in the greatest majesty and glory, manifesting
54  Unic,  35|       this was clearly the way of greatest perfection; but he added
55  Unic,  35| acquiesced in it, though with the greatest regret.~
56  Unic,  36|       resolved to suffer with the greatest willingness whatever it
57  Unic,  36|         bliss, and it gave me the greatest joy to see him. I remember
58  Unic,  36|      choir, I saw Our Lady in the greatest glory, clad in a white mantle,
59  Unic,  36|         done until now. It is the greatest happiness to me to find
60  Unic,  36|           of God. They find their greatest happiness in solitude and
61  Unic,  36|          May they always give the greatest credence to one who, with
62  Unic,  37|       trials, even were it at the greatest cost to myself, I should
63  Unic,  38|           became conscious of the greatest progress in the highest
64  Unic,  38|         and it brings with it the greatest benefits. It appears to
65  Unic,  38|         of vision that causes the greatest profit of all. Whenever
66  Unic,  38|           sin. It was of the very greatest help to me and gave me the
67  Unic,  38|         ascend to Heaven with the greatest joy. He had actually been
68  Unic,  38|         itself imply the state of greatest perfection, which is that
69  Unic,  39|        prayer. This caused me the greatest distress, for he was a person
70  Unic,  39|          has since brought me the greatest profit, for its meaning
71  Unic,  39|         of love cause me the very greatest confusion; for, as I believe
72  Unic,  39|       much comfort. It was of the greatest help to me in teaching me
73  Unic,  40|       thing which has been of the greatest help to me. I do not know
74  Unic,  40|           committed, cause me the greatest confusion and shame. I believe,
75  Unic,  40|    behaving in His sight with the greatest irreverence! I saw how truly