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 1  Intr,   0     |  particularly well fitted her for describing them. Her descriptions are
 2  Unic,  10     |        speak for themselves. I am describing my own experiences, as I
 3  Unic,  13     |        stupidity prevents me from describing and explaining in a few
 4  Unic,  16     |       expound very lofty matters, describing what the soul that reaches
 5  Unic,  16     |      fallen short of the truth in describing this kind of rejoicing which
 6  Unic,  17     |           the one I spoke of when describing the Prayer of Quiet: the
 7  Unic,  18     |           more so than it was for describing the last water, for in that
 8  Unic,  20     |    raptures, but what I have been describing is some thing even greater
 9  Unic,  20     |       perceive; but, as I said in describing the preceding prayer of
10  Unic,  20     |         it stand still. What I am describing lasts only a short time;
11  Unic,  23     |          Until now the life I was describing was my own; but the life
12  Unic,  26     |          that I have succeeded in describing some of it; but I shall
13  Unic,  27     | comparisons -- though really, for describing this kind of vision, there
14  Unic,  27(218)|          e.g., Letters, 10, 403], describing her as a saint.~
15  Unic,  30     |       Just so with the souls I am describing: cost them what it might,
16  Unic,  32     |           am utterly incapable of describing. My bodily sufferings were
17  Unic,  38     |           succeed in picturing or describing what that light is like,
18  Unic,  40     |       this is very different from describing it, for it cannot be properly