Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,  11|        at fault in not at once enjoying so great a dignity. If we
 2  Unic,  11|  consist in shedding tears, in enjoying those consolations and that
 3  Unic,  13|      is most meritorious, but, enjoying it as they do, they fail
 4  Unic,  14|       more and more capable of enjoying so great a blessing, though
 5  Unic,  14|        some part of what it is enjoying. If this be the Lord's pleasure,
 6  Unic,  14|        a picture of what it is enjoying. The will, then, must be
 7  Unic,  17|      those favours which it is enjoying and to submit to all that
 8  Unic,  17|     are the blessings they are enjoying that they have become almost
 9  Unic,  19|       away from what it is now enjoying. It seems to have a clear
10  Unic,  30|       has made us incapable of enjoying so much good all at once,
11  Unic,  34|       the comforts which I was enjoying there, and He was pleased
12  Unic,  36|        great bliss that he was enjoying. So his appearance caused
13  Unic,  37| moments which remain to me for enjoying communion with Thee, and