Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,  14|          great satisfaction, both inward and outward, that He gives
 2  Unic,  19|         caused me a great deal of inward unrest. And how could my
 3  Unic,  23|          conscious of a very deep inward assurance that this was
 4  Unic,  23|           after experiencing much inward strife and many fears, I
 5  Unic,  26| weaknesses and by means of strong inward instincts the soul is made
 6  Unic,  28|        this strong light into the inward sense and give the understanding
 7  Unic,  29|          gently to turn them into inward recollection and to keep
 8  Unic,  30|         humility does not produce inward turmoil, nor does it cause
 9  Unic,  30|          greater anguish, for the inward torture which it feels,
10  Unic,  30|           am greatly troubled. An inward impulse moves me to serve
11  Unic,  31|      described certain secret and inward disturbances and temptations
12  Unic,  31|           terrible pains and both inward and outward disquiet that
13  Unic,  31|           describe, resembling an inward joy which comforts my whole
14  Unic,  34|           But in both outward and inward matters which depend upon
15  Unic,  35|           there, so great were my inward restlessness and my inability
16  Unic,  38|          nor see, so great was my inward joy. From that time forward
17  Unic,  39|  experienced a calm, a joy and an inward delight, and it amazed me