Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|         crosses and skulls10; her efforts to address a great lady
 2  Unic,   2|        coming to the house, their efforts were of no avail, for when
 3  Unic,   2|           I had made the greatest efforts to keep it all secret, and
 4  Unic,   4|         that my father made great efforts to find me a cure. As our
 5  Unic,   8|        have realized that all our efforts are unavailing unless we
 6  Unic,  10|          be obtained by one's own efforts. This is a favour neither
 7  Unic,  12|         to try to rise by its own efforts. Let this be noted carefully,
 8  Unic,  12|       than we, with all our human efforts, in many years. To keep
 9  Unic,  13|        help, if we make continual efforts to do so, we shall attain,
10  Unic,  13|            when it fails, our own efforts are useless), and we must
11  Unic,  13|        which, if we exert our own efforts, He will deny to none. This
12  Unic,  14|      useless; for we know that no efforts of ours are availing if
13  Unic,  15|           how, that, whatever the efforts made by the understanding
14  Unic,  15|           by the might of our own efforts and that these are like
15  Unic,  15|         attained to it by our own efforts. In the latter case, as
16  Unic,  19|         it clearly sees how by no efforts of its own it could either
17  Unic,  21|      bestows on the soul here; no efforts of ours, in my opinion,
18  Unic,  21|          had not won it by my own efforts, for there had not been
19  Unic,  21|     Himself and in no wise to our efforts, may safely mix with any
20  Unic,  22|          effectually than our own efforts; and He will withdraw Himself
21  Unic,  22|         gardener can with all his efforts. After placing ourselves
22  Unic,  22|       more consolations by making efforts of their own. Oh, how well
23  Unic,  22|         do so, without these puny efforts of ours! Do what we may,
24  Unic,  22|        for it to do so by its own efforts. And it seems to me that
25  Unic,  23|        sufficient to spoil all my efforts.~
26  Unic,  24|    freedom which, despite all the efforts I had been making for so
27  Unic,  27|          me. I did nothing, in my efforts to make myself understood,
28  Unic,  29|        nor banish them by our own efforts. The Lord's will is that
29  Unic,  29|          and more numerous. In my efforts to divert my attention from
30  Unic,  29|    supernatural and I had made no efforts to obtain it. I found myself
31  Unic,  31|          When we exert our utmost efforts and try in various ways
32  Unic,  33|       told me to put forth all my efforts and proceed with what I
33  Unic,  36|          this opposition, for the efforts which the devil was making
34  Unic,  37| rearranging the wood, yet all its efforts only put out the fire more
35  Unic,  38|          wills it otherwise, such efforts are of little avail. I had