Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|  herself from digressing if she feels like it: otherwise, her
 2  Unic,  12|       lost labour, and the soul feels slightly frustrated, like
 3  Unic,  13|    goodness of its own, when it feels ashamed in the presence
 4  Unic,  14|        come times when the soul feels like anything but a garden:
 5  Unic,  15|      and sweetness which it now feels towards God and fixes its
 6  Unic,  17|       he has no need to eat; he feels quite well fed and would
 7  Unic,  18|       that state the soul still feels that it is not completely
 8  Unic,  18|      can only say that the soul feels close to God and that there
 9  Unic,  19|         they may aid it. Now it feels all Thou givest it to be
10  Unic,  21|          and it is then that it feels most keenly the imprisonment
11  Unic,  25|   grants these things), that it feels able to pulverize the devils
12  Unic,  26|       does not weary it, for it feels its true rest to be far
13  Unic,  26|         favour, so that my soul feels as if it is really at the
14  Unic,  28|     that inn, the soul, that it feels as though it were wholly
15  Unic,  29|    express something of what it feels for the love of God; but
16  Unic,  30| oppressed and stupefied, and it feels as if it knows God only
17  Unic,  30|         inward torture which it feels, without knowing the source
18  Unic,  31|     whenever I take it, my soul feels a particular and most notable
19  Unic,  38|                   The soul that feels like this has great dominion