Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|         thinking of? I am quite sure I am more afraid of people
 2  Pref,   2| considering how a person can be sure whether some vision is of
 3  Intr,   0|       recreation, and we may be sure that, if she did so, the
 4  Unic,   2|         companionship; and I am sure that if at that age I had
 5  Unic,   2|         done against Thee! I am sure that much wrongdoing would
 6  Unic,   4|     only a short time; I am not sure that it can have been for
 7  Unic,   5|     things to them. Let them be sure that, if women (who are
 8  Unic,   5|       been times when they were sure I was dead, for afterwards
 9  Unic,   6|     conversations, I feel quite sure I could never have endured
10  Unic,   7|        in existence. I am quite sure that a fortnight before
11  Unic,   7|         of these faults, I feel sure, troubled and confounded
12  Unic,   9|   beseeching of Him. And I feel sure that this did me good, for
13  Unic,   9|         by so doing; and I feel sure that my soul gained a great
14  Unic,   9|        him, because he is quite sure he is there -- I mean, he
15  Unic,  11|        beginners are not always sure that they have repented
16  Unic,  15|    think) into danger. I am not sure if I understand what I am
17  Unic,  15|         mind, with the firm and sure knowledge that what it is
18  Unic,  15|       pay, since they are quite sure of their final reward, they
19  Unic,  19|      for a year: I am not quite sure about the six months. This
20  Unic,  22|        spiritual persons, to be sure they are really spiritual.
21  Unic,  23|   terribly bad; for I was quite sure that my experiences were
22  Unic,  23|     troubles in a day but to be sure that God would help me to
23  Unic,  23|        in me, though he was not sure. But he told me to think
24  Unic,  25|       is there but we cannot be sure what it is, any more than
25  Unic,  25| ourselves and in that case I am sure we could not be unaware
26  Unic,  25|       it came from God, however sure I might have felt of this.
27  Unic,  25|       will." I felt I was quite sure about this and so could
28  Unic,  25|         thinking of? I am quite sure I am more afraid of people
29  Unic,  28|       him the truth, for I felt sure I had not been lying or
30  Unic,  28|    service here; for I am quite sure that those who condemned
31  Unic,  29|      that it has brought me. So sure were those whom I told of
32  Unic,  31|        time like the present is sure to come to a person when
33  Unic,  31|     Your Reverence can be quite sure that we are not all completely
34  Unic,  33|      would be done, I was quite sure that it would be done in
35  Unic,  33|        have felt happy and been sure that he would understand
36  Unic,  33|      Joseph and that I might be sure that all I was trying to
37  Unic,  34|   enmity of God. I could not be sure if I were in grace or no --
38  Unic,  34|         not that I wanted to be sure, but I wanted to die, so
39  Unic,  34|         life in which I was not sure if I were dead or alive.
40  Unic,  34|          especially if I am not sure how he will receive them
41  Unic,  36|        single one. Of that I am sure; for, though I desired to
42  Unic,  36|        that moment I felt quite sure they would prosper.~
43  Unic,  36|     nuns are few in number I am sure His Majesty will never fail
44  Unic,  37|      favourites. And you may be sure they will not be people
45  Unic,  37|     thoughts with God and to be sure to keep them fixed on Him
46  Unic,  38|      fall into mortal sin. I am sure that this came true, for
47  Unic,  39|                      I am quite sure that no one will be deceived
48  Unic,  40| remember it very well, and I am sure the relations of penitent