Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   4|        days His Majesty began to grant me so many favours that
 2  Unic,   6|       him which he has failed to grant. I am astonished at the
 3  Unic,   6|          go astray. May the Lord grant that I have not erred in
 4  Unic,   6|         His Majesty had begun to grant me virtues which themselves
 5  Unic,   7|        they are to be saved. God grant that they may not all mistake
 6  Unic,   7|     devoutly inclined -- and God grant that their inclinations
 7  Unic,   7|        as these. May His Majesty grant that some of those whom
 8  Unic,   8|      brought me. May His Majesty grant that I may never again be
 9  Unic,   8|    former friendship with us and grant us the favours which He
10  Unic,   8|           And yet we wish God to grant us great favours!~
11  Unic,   9|        when His Majesty began to grant me favours again. It really
12  Unic,  10|          when the Lord begins to grant them, it grows fearful,
13  Unic,  10|         flowers. May His Majesty grant that I may not root them
14  Unic,  11|          He also of His goodness grant me to speak in such a way
15  Unic,  11|         from the well -- and God grant there may be water in it!
16  Unic,  13|          will know. May the Lord grant me always to succeed in
17  Unic,  14|          when the Lord begins to grant these favours, the soul
18  Unic,  14|       beginner (and may the Lord grant that I have in fact even
19  Unic,  14|         state in which Thou dost grant it such graces and favours
20  Unic,  15|        our part, He will fail to grant us many more favours. It
21  Unic,  15|         doing, and the Lord will grant them repentance and strength
22  Unic,  15|   goodness alone, why God should grant us so great a favour, and
23  Unic,  16|    preparing yourself for God to grant you this favour, for I see
24  Unic,  17|      consent that the Lord shall grant it favours and to receive
25  Unic,  17|      favour that the Lord should grant this favour; but quite another
26  Unic,  18|         truths. Dost Thou, then, grant these sovereign favours
27  Unic,  19|        Majesty may be pleased to grant me this. I repeat that no
28  Unic,  20|        the Lord earnestly not to grant me any more favours which
29  Unic,  20|          said) His Majesty could grant me that favour without its
30  Unic,  20|          the Lord was pleased to grant me raptures, these, in my
31  Unic,  21|      point at which God began to grant me this great favour, my
32  Unic,  21|      time when the Lord began to grant me the favour of these raptures,
33  Unic,  22|          things. May His Majesty grant me the ability to explain
34  Unic,  22|          please Him and He is to grant us great favours, that this
35  Unic,  22|        before us -- and the Lord grant it be always! -- this most
36  Unic,  22|       continually beseech Him to grant us favours, resigned in
37  Unic,  22|          when the Lord begins to grant a soul such sublime favours
38  Unic,  23|       them. His Majesty began to grant me quite frequently the
39  Unic,  24|      during those two months, to grant me favours and to reveal
40  Unic,  24|         with His servants, would grant me grace not to turn back.
41  Unic,  26|     especially when He wishes to grant me some outstanding favour,
42  Unic,  26|        speak of it. May the Lord grant me duly to carry out His
43  Unic,  27| Companion and is also pleased to grant us favours.~
44  Unic,  28|         the Lord is beginning to grant me some supernatural favour.
45  Unic,  28|       this since He was later to grant me the favour of seeing
46  Unic,  28|          Lord made such haste to grant me this favour and to make
47  Unic,  28|          has not been pleased to grant me to understand how it
48  Unic,  28|        severe ones. May the Lord grant me to have done His Majesty
49  Unic,  29|       was quite usual for God to grant me this favour. It must
50  Unic,  29|          if the soul begs God to grant it relief from its ill,
51  Unic,  30|          The Lord was pleased to grant me relief from a great part
52  Unic,  31|      when the Lord is pleased to grant it the grace of understanding,
53  Unic,  31| privilege the Lord is pleased to grant this favour. When the world
54  Unic,  32|       may the Lord be pleased to grant us His grace. I recall that,
55  Unic,  34|       the Lord in His might will grant that much good may come
56  Unic,  34|         that I am not lying. God grant that I may never, in any
57  Unic,  36|         Lord has been pleased to grant us such special help in
58  Unic,  37|      from the Lord if He were to grant me a place in Heaven at
59  Unic,  38|        and ever! May His Majesty grant, by the blood which His
60  Unic,  38|      quite usual for the Lord to grant me some special favour after
61  Unic,  39|      anything which He would not grant; that He knew I should never
62  Unic,  39|        and there I begged Him to grant me this favour. Then I heard
63  Unic,  39|          am unable to beg Him to grant me these; when I attempt
64  Unic,  39|       which His Majesty means to grant, I find that I can ask for
65  Unic,  39|          He Who is able to do so grant me succor!~
66  Unic,  39|          to pray and He began to grant me favours, He consummates
67  Unic,  39|   progress, or that God will not grant us progress: what I mean
68  Unic,  39|          the Lord was pleased to grant me the following favour: