Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   6|     and often when Thou didst call me a second time I would
 2  Unic,   7|      the Lord has perforce to call each of them individually,
 3  Unic,   9|   when the Lord is pleased to call them very speedily to the
 4  Unic,  15|   from bad to worse. I should call anything a real fall which
 5  Unic,  16|     the Gospel, who wanted to call (or did call) her neighbours.130
 6  Unic,  16|    who wanted to call (or did call) her neighbours.130 Such
 7  Unic,  18|     way in which this that we call union comes, and the nature
 8  Unic,  20|       elevation, or what they call flight of the spirit, or
 9  Unic,  22|        I do not know why they call it Illuminative but I understand
10  Unic,  23|      so I think I can rightly call him) would tell me about
11  Unic,  25|       holy ones, but I do not call them true devotion at all
12  Unic,  25|    what is really comfort, to call honour what is really honour
13  Unic,  29|      will; and we can neither call them up nor banish them
14  Unic,  30|     troubled by what I should call a kind of foolishness: I
15  Unic,  34|  Majesty, having seen good to call to Himself some who were
16  Unic,  35|       are far distant. What I call a path, and a cruel path,
17  Unic,  37|   believe, like those whom we call lords on earth, all of whose
18  Unic,  39| things in their true light, I call to mind the great trials
19  Unic,  39|     humility; I should rather call it presumption. My own humility
20  Unic,  40|     of just one soul: I often call that to mind. I do not know