Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,  10|       For it now seems that He wants him to be a member of His
 2  Unic,  14|      many trials, for the Lord wants the poor gardener to think
 3  Unic,  17| becoming unwrought, because it wants to be wholly where the greater
 4  Unic,  20|       realizes clearly that it wants nothing save its God; but
 5  Unic,  20|      captain of a fortress! He wants nothing save the will of
 6  Unic,  20|       the will of the Lord; he wants to be neither his own master
 7  Unic,  20|  master nor anybody else's; he wants not so much as an apple
 8  Unic,  20|    henceforth, for himself, he wants nothing, and desires only
 9  Unic,  28|  recognize; and, unless a soul wants to be deceived, I do not
10  Unic,  28|      be like that of a man who wants to put himself to sleep
11  Unic,  29|      It is clear that the Lord wants of us only humility and
12  Unic,  31|    will soon have more than he wants. I would urge you, then,
13  Unic,  35|      discover that some person wants it whom I love better than