Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|           as one might say, "all right".29~
 2  Pref,   2|       not being "allowed to boil right over like a pot to which
 3  Unic,   4|       seems to me now that I was right not to wish for so great
 4  Unic,   4|   everything would have been set right. But as I have not deserved
 5  Unic,   6|     think, only one finger of my right hand. It was impossible
 6  Unic,   7|       must needs take the matter right into His own hands. Parents
 7  Unic,   7|           as one might say, "all right". To me, in some ways, they
 8  Unic,   7|     company of a certain person, right at the beginning of my acquaintance
 9  Unic,   7|         astray may be set in the right path by me; I used to tell
10  Unic,   7|      himself in putting his soul right with God.~
11  Unic,   7|       falling again until I fell right into hell. For I had many
12  Unic,   8|        that all my wrong was put right -- what other person, however
13  Unic,   8|       could have given it me was right not to help me, since He
14  Unic,  11|        keeping the stock and the right of ownership of it in our
15  Unic,  13|           We shall get along all right if we walk in righteousness
16  Unic,  13|    desire this but it may not be right to try to bring it about
17  Unic,  13|   immediately try to set matters right. This makes us so excited
18  Unic,  13|      distress caused by these is right, and, being right, causes
19  Unic,  13|       these is right, and, being right, causes us no excitement.
20  Unic,  13|        Him and acknowledging how right He is not to allow us to
21  Unic,  13|         it, and we are not doing right if we neglect such things,
22  Unic,  13|        intention, thinking he is right. Indeed, if he is not a
23  Unic,  13| religious, it will probably seem right to him. If he is dealing
24  Unic,  13|          this, nor do I think it right. If such a person be in
25  Unic,  13|      director until he finds the right one, for the Lord will give
26  Unic,  14|          it is travelling on the right road. And it will be a great
27  Unic,  15|   receive these favours would be right in guarding himself carefully
28  Unic,  15|       holy persons to whom it is right that credence should be
29  Unic,  17|         understand it, and it is right that everyone who can do
30  Unic,  17|         tells you that it is all right, you may take his assurance
31  Unic,  19|        the favours of God. I was right to think about this and
32  Unic,  20|          raises it up till it is right out of itself (I have heard
33  Unic,  20|       wings of a dove160 and how right the author was -- and how
34  Unic,  20|        the author was -- and how right we shall all be! -- to ask
35  Unic,  22|  absorbed in Him. It will be all right, I think, to do this sometimes,
36  Unic,  22|      which seems to me not to be right. The soul is left, as the
37  Unic,  23|          and encouraged, and the right moment should be awaited,
38  Unic,  24|        as extreme. And they were right: these things were indeed
39  Unic,  24|    thought I should not be doing right to resist Him further. It
40  Unic,  24|         Him further. It had been right to do so, he said, until
41  Unic,  25|       view of this, they must be right in what they said about
42  Unic,  26|          peace -- not that it is right for women like ourselves
43  Unic,  27|        all the time He was at my right hand, and a witness of everything
44  Unic,  27|        for ever? That is not the right way. We are going astray,
45  Unic,  29|          it and said I was quite right to obey, but He would see
46  Unic,  29|       and not be allowed to boil right over like a pot to which
47  Unic,  30|        do not know if I am doing right to say so much about trifles.
48  Unic,  31|         spoken of it if it has a right understanding. And, when
49  Unic,  31|          and put this attachment right behind him, for it is a
50  Unic,  32|    myself, as I thought, plunged right into hell. I realized that
51  Unic,  32|         they said that I was all right in the convent where I was
52  Unic,  32|        thought these people were right. Worn out with it all as
53  Unic,  32|       all this he appeared to be right. So he dropped the matter
54  Unic,  33|          many respects they were right and I could sometimes make
55  Unic,  33|          he was being led in the right way. When he came back,
56  Unic,  33|     brought him back just at the right time, for His Majesty saw
57  Unic,  33|        me, but I saw that He was right. So I went to look at the
58  Unic,  33|       later I saw Our Lady on my right hand and my father Saint
59  Unic,  34|         me a waste of time. What right, I thought, had I to interfere
60  Unic,  34| beseeching the Lord to bring him right back to Himself and make
61  Unic,  36|        or whether, because it is right and necessary that I should
62  Unic,  36|        thinks it would have been right to give up the foundation,
63  Unic,  37|       speak to a king, for it is right that he and the lords who
64  Unic,  37|         we are careful, as it is right we should be, always to
65  Unic,  38|          to me to rise up, on my right hand, from the depths of
66  Unic,  38|        seemed to be rising on my right hand, as in the preceding
67  Unic,  39|          thought they were doing right and I did not know how to
68 Lette,   0|         if he thinks I am on the right road, this will be a great