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1 Pref, 2 | argument will be better understood "than in other books which 2 Pref, 3 | in a footnote it is to be understood that I think her to be making 3 Unic, 4 | act in ways that can be understood only by one who has enjoyed 4 Unic, 4 | no confessor, I mean) who understood me, though I sought one 5 Unic, 4 | were to be valued. Had I understood this I think it would have 6 Unic, 5 | as though I could have understood any of it. There must have 7 Unic, 7 | obligations of the nuns are so ill understood, the Lord has perforce to 8 Unic, 8 | very important should be understood -- the assaults which the 9 Unic, 12 | have already said cannot be understood I do not know how to explain 10 Unic, 16 | many times, yet I never understood it or knew how to describe 11 Unic, 16 | astonished, for in a moment I understood everything. I used often 12 Unic, 16 | extremely pleased at having understood it at last. Blessed be the 13 Unic, 17 | of hunger. This will be understood perfectly by persons of 14 Unic, 17 | rejoice greatly at having understood the nature of this, until 15 Unic, 18 | know it, for it cannot be understood, still less described. As 16 Unic, 18 | comfort. It is to be noted and understood that this water from Heaven, 17 Unic, 20 | nor, I think, believed or understood -- save by those who have 18 Unic, 22 | Let that point be clearly understood: I wish I knew how to explain 19 Unic, 23 | to come may be the better understood. From this point onward, 20 Unic, 23 | experiences in prayer, so far as I understood them, and to tell him about 21 Unic, 23 | I do not believe I even understood the meaning of the word). 22 Unic, 25 | bodily ear; yet they are understood much more clearly than if 23 Unic, 25 | favour, and to say it has understood something when it has not, 24 Unic, 25(199)| original, but appears to be understood.]~ 25 Unic, 27 | my efforts to make myself understood, but draw comparisons -- 26 Unic, 30 | us all. I saw that no one understood me, though I understood 27 Unic, 30 | understood me, though I understood it very clearly myself; 28 Unic, 30 | of his own experience, he understood me. And that was all I needed; 29 Unic, 30 | continual need of someone who understood me and there was no such 30 Unic, 30 | I thought that I had not understood it properly, and that it 31 Unic, 30 | they were in Spanish, I understood less of them at the end 32 Unic, 30 | suffered. I used to think I understood all the books dealing with 33 Unic, 33 | although he thoroughly understood my spirit and desired its 34 Unic, 34 | already beginning to be understood. I have seen great visions 35 Unic, 34 | glory.289 By this vision I understood that his soul was making 36 Unic, 36 | the heavy one which I had understood the Lord to say I should 37 Unic, 37 | First, it must be understood that, in these favours which 38 Unic, 38 | do not know if it can be understood by anyone who does not possess 39 Unic, 38 | Lord ascending with him. I understood that it was by a special 40 Unic, 39 | so he cannot make himself understood. In the other case I am 41 Unic, 39 | exactly, then, it must be understood that it comes from me and 42 Unic, 39 | which cannot be properly understood except by experience, let 43 Unic, 40 | illusion. I saw nothing, but I understood what a great blessing it 44 Unic, 40 | us nearer to God. Thus I understood what it is for a soul to 45 Unic, 40 | Truth Itself. And what I understood comes to this: the Lord 46 Lette, 0(370)| note: "This date is to be understood as referring to the first