Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   9|        themselves and so become recollected. Of Christ as Man I could
 2  Unic,  11|       them to keep their senses recollected, which is a great labour
 3  Unic,  15|       of that favour, and be as recollected as the wise little bee,
 4  Unic,  24|      need193 I could not become recollected again until it had been
 5  Unic,  25|    composed, even if completely recollected. And at the first word,
 6  Unic,  25|        the Lord caused me to be recollected in conversation. He would
 7  Unic,  27|      whenever I became slightly recollected or was not greatly distracted,
 8  Unic,  27|         deeply and continuously recollected; that the effects of my
 9  Unic,  27| perfection) if they are greatly recollected and given to prayer. The
10  Unic,  33|       comforted and exalted and recollected in prayer, and so full of
11  Unic,  34|      But then, as I was already recollected in prayer, this seemed to
12  Unic,  35|       result of their not being recollected. Distraction does not make
13  Unic,  38|        prayer, trying not to be recollected in mind, though, as I was
14  Unic,  38|        was in an oratory, I was recollected to all outward appearance.
15  Unic,  38|      the heavens makes the soul recollected, for, as the Lord has been
16  Unic,  38|        Company, I became deeply recollected and saw him ascending to
17  Unic,  38|    while I was at Mass I became recollected and saw that he was dead
18  Unic,  40|         my soul suddenly became recollected and seemed to me to become
19  Unic,  40|         very beneficial one for recollected persons, for it teaches
20  Unic,  40|          the soul will still be recollected, and be unable, even in