Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   6|       virtue, for he gives very real help to souls who commend
 2  Unic,   7|        it to be so, yet without real confidence, for there is
 3  Unic,   7|         by imagining a state of real virtue. This accounts for
 4  Unic,   8|         us so that he may do us real harm. By making me afraid
 5  Unic,  15|        I should call anything a real fall which made us hate
 6  Unic,  24|       practises prayer, it is a real cross to me to have to do
 7  Unic,  25|      Lord, Who has been of such real help to me!~
 8  Unic,  28|    succeeding, but if it is not real sleep it will not restore
 9  Unic,  29|  glorious Saints were in a very real sense my lords.~
10  Unic,  31| restlessness on my part was not real humility. And the Lord revealed
11  Unic,  34|    great person to serve Him in real earnest and of how later
12  Unic,  34|    comforts in her house were a real torment and when she made
13  Unic,  37|         of, but considered as a real affront; if, as I said,
14  Unic,  38|         possess it, for it is a real, natural detachment, achieved
15  Unic,  39| anything I do, since I am of no real service to Thee: if I served