Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|        how she "got it wrong'';11 poor Mar'a del Sacramento and
 2  Intr,   0|     spinning and I am living in a poor house and have numerous
 3  Intr,   0|          frequently confesses, is poor and her few quotations are
 4  Unic,   1|         great charity towards the poor, who was good to the sick
 5  Unic,   3|         my health has always been poor. The fact that I had now
 6  Unic,   4|        year, therefore, in a very poor state of health, though
 7  Unic,   4| imagination: my imagination is so poor that, even when I thought
 8  Unic,   5|   realized what great trouble the poor man had got himself into
 9  Unic,   7|  everybody else; and at times the poor creatures are really not
10  Unic,   7|          favours, after making so poor a return for those I have
11  Unic,  10|          all the time that we are poor, the richer we find ourselves,
12  Unic,  10|        the Lord, Who on a soul as poor and wretched and undeserving
13  Unic,  10|     spinning and I am living in a poor house and have numerous
14  Unic,  11|         have made a resolve to be poor, and that is a resolution
15  Unic,  11|                            As for poor women like myself, who are
16  Unic,  11|     miserable creatures that this poor imprisoned soul shares in
17  Unic,  11|           is the true reason: the poor soul must not be stifled.
18  Unic,  13|         ones -- its penances, its poor food and its obligation
19  Unic,  14|            for the Lord wants the poor gardener to think that all
20  Unic,  15|       unable even to breathe. The poor creature does not realize
21  Unic,  15|           learning, so as to help poor ignorant creatures like
22  Unic,  17|       without limit; and what the poor soul could not acquire,
23  Unic,  20|        and so nobody believes the poor soul, knowing it to have
24  Unic,  25|        myself, and my memory is a poor one.~
25  Unic,  28|       find myself rich instead of poor, I could not possibly believe
26  Unic,  30|           know quite well that my poor bodily health is having
27  Unic,  31|          needs great courage. His poor soul has not yet begun to
28  Unic,  31|           of heart, since so many poor souls turn back because
29  Unic,  34|          She had heard about this poor sinner -- for the Lord had
30  Unic,  34|            Though formerly he had poor health, He has given him
31  Unic,  35|            I had seen a number of poor monasteries in which there
32  Unic,  35|          looked at Christ hanging poor and naked upon the Cross,
33  Unic,  35|      about that I might become as poor as He.~
34  Unic,  35|         older and whose health is poor He gives strength, as He
35  Unic,  36|        for some time been in very poor health -- I fancy for over
36  Unic,  36|         ourselves supporting four poor orphans (for they were taken
37  Unic,  36|        the Lord did not allow His poor servant to suffer long:
38  Unic,  36|          was taking to hurt a few poor women, and how everybody
39  Unic,  37|       speaking with them. If some poor man has business with them,
40  Unic,  37|         is with a king, and he is poor and not well-born, he cannot
41  Unic,  37|           could have seen that my poor soul was worn out. It hears
42  Unic,  38|          happier than when he was poor and it would not have cost
43  Unic,  38|                   O Wealth of the poor, how wonderfully canst Thou
44  Unic,  38|           seemed to be around the poor priest's throat; and when
45  Unic,  38|           old. She had always had poor health; and she served God
46  Unic,  39|          an offensive against the poor soul. Leaving out of account