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 1  Unic,   3    |                         On the road leading to my sister's lived
 2  Unic,   4    |        I have said, was on the road, and he gave me a book called
 3  Unic,   4(81)|    Hortigosa, a village on the road to Castellanos. The Discalced
 4  Unic,   7    |       cause the more imperfect road to be more commonly taken;
 5  Unic,   8    |        gain a knowledge of the road to Heaven. And if he perseveres,
 6  Unic,  10    |        making progress on this road, and also certain other
 7  Unic,  10    |        I have stumbled on this road, for which others need thirty-seven,
 8  Unic,  11    |    middle or at the end of the road, all have their crosses,
 9  Unic,  12    |      him to perdition. As this road is that most generally taken
10  Unic,  13    |    person hanging back on this road, nor any soul that, under
11  Unic,  13    |       much can be done on this road if one has the courage to
12  Unic,  13    |       me another and a shorter road.~
13  Unic,  13    |        most excellent and safe road until the Lord leads us
14  Unic,  13    |     neglected. No soul on this road is such a giant that it
15  Unic,  13    |      dainty it may be, on this road of prayer: without this
16  Unic,  13    |     feet planted upon the true road. Returning to what I was
17  Unic,  14    |        travelling on the right road. And it will be a great
18  Unic,  15    |    fall which made us hate the road that had led us to so great
19  Unic,  16    |        And as this is the true road, there is no reason for
20  Unic,  19    |        along what a disastrous road I was walking, and though
21  Unic,  22    |      followed exactly the same road. Saint Francis, with his
22  Unic,  22    |     take another and a shorter road. What I have learned is
23  Unic,  22    |        we must walk along this road quite freely. If His Majesty
24  Unic,  22    |        leads by a very exalted road; and these think that others
25  Unic,  27    |        things. I saw that this road was leading me towards Heaven,
26  Unic,  27    |      person the method and the road by which the Lord has led
27  Unic,  28    |   experience of this spiritual road; if the Lord had not helped
28  Unic,  30    |     the first part of the same road -- for at this time I could
29  Unic,  30    |     Lord was leading me by the road of fear, with the result
30  Unic,  30    |        gone along a particular road again and again, so that,
31  Unic,  30    |   stumble, for he has seen the road by day and is therefore
32  Unic,  31    |        they are walking on the road to perfection.~
33  Unic,  31    |     anyone setting out on that road it expects him to be perfect
34  Unic,  31    |       be an impediment on this road and I am amazed at the harm
35  Unic,  32    |    made little progress by the road of fear): of how the devils
36  Unic,  35    |        some leagues out of her road to talk to me.296 The Lord
37  Unic,  35    |      and I do not know how the road that leads to Thee can be "
38  Unic,  35    |         To me it seems a royal road, not a pathway; a road along
39  Unic,  35    |   royal road, not a pathway; a road along which anyone who sets
40  Unic,  35    |      path, and a really narrow road, is that which has on one
41  Unic,  35    | travels by a broad and a royal road and travels securely. It
42  Unic,  40    |     much more progress on this road than men, and gave excellent
43 Lette,   0    |       thinks I am on the right road, this will be a great comfort