Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   2|    fourteen or perhaps more: by knowing her I mean becoming friendly
 2  Unic,   6|       numerous offences without knowing it. It seems to me, too,
 3  Unic,   9|       when I communicated, for, knowing that the Lord was certainly
 4  Unic,   9|         practise prayer without knowing what it was, and the very
 5  Unic,   9|     pardon of my grievous sins. Knowing how grievous they were,
 6  Unic,  11|      strength,111 without their knowing it. We must realize that
 7  Unic,  13|       understanding a thing and knowing it by experience. Returning,
 8  Unic,  13|       themselves; for the soul, knowing that it is a great merit
 9  Unic,  13|        are humble and virtuous, knowing that they will find them
10  Unic,  14|        such a way that, without knowing how, it becomes captive.
11  Unic,  14|   states: I myself, through not knowing what to do, have suffered
12  Unic,  15|       so well occupied, without knowing how, that, whatever the
13  Unic,  15|        I have no other means of knowing. This must be in order to
14  Unic,  19|       been conscious of them or knowing when or how it shed them.
15  Unic,  19|      its riches. Almost without knowing it, and doing nothing consciously
16  Unic,  20|         believes the poor soul, knowing it to have been so wicked
17  Unic,  23|       great affliction, and not knowing what was to become of me,
18  Unic,  25|       majesty that, without our knowing from whom they come, they
19  Unic,  25| perturbed and afflicted without knowing why, for what the devil
20  Unic,  27|  without our having eaten it or knowing how it got there. We know
21  Unic,  27|      was away at the time; and, knowing he was soon to die, I told
22  Unic,  28|     wicked a person could bear: knowing this, the compassionate
23  Unic,  29|         used to show me ways of knowing that the visions were not
24  Unic,  30|         which it feels, without knowing the source of it, is intolerable;
25  Unic,  30|       inwardly burning, without knowing who has kindled the fire,
26  Unic,  30|      great headway, but without knowing how, whereas in these other
27  Unic,  32|      day when suddenly, without knowing how, I found myself, as
28  Unic,  34|      there was some good in me: knowing myself to be so wicked,
29  Unic,  34|      often speak to Him without knowing what I am saying; for it
30  Unic,  34|        truths which, without my knowing it, were so apposite that
31  Unic,  36|      dead.320 Before his death, knowing how much opposition and
32  Unic,  38|       compassion? For the soul, knowing that it has not served Him,
33  Unic,  40|     presented to me with out my knowing what it was or how it came,