Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   3|        nun, and which had become deeply engrained in me. If I saw
 2  Unic,   7|        He told us with tears how deeply grieved he was that he had
 3  Unic,   9|        when I looked at it I was deeply moved to see Him thus, so
 4  Unic,  22|     since I could not have it as deeply engraven on my soul as I
 5  Unic,  24|         would feel in my soul so deeply that if I had anything I
 6  Unic,  27|        my soul was now much more deeply and continuously recollected;
 7  Unic,  27|      this knowledge should be so deeply engraven upon the understanding
 8  Unic,  28|         and beauty of God are so deeply imprinted upon the soul
 9  Unic,  30| described -- and we feel it very deeply, yet genuine humility does
10  Unic,  30|   condition of distraction. I am deeply grieved when I find that
11  Unic,  31|         were saying, however: so deeply immersed was I in prayer
12  Unic,  31|       singing and I felt it very deeply if I had not studied what
13  Unic,  32| suffocation and an affliction so deeply felt, and accompanied by
14  Unic,  37|       impossible for me to be so deeply absorbed in anything that
15  Unic,  38|        these truths, they are so deeply impressed upon our souls
16  Unic,  38|         of the Company, I became deeply recollected and saw him
17  Unic,  39|      more we serve Him, the more deeply we fall into His debt, what