Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|   opposite. There are certainly passages and phrases in St. John
 2  Pref,   2|      have clothed them. In such passages as these we can hear the
 3  Pref,   2|      her less frequent ironical passages, such as the description
 4  Pref,   2|       exact sense of particular passages. Even Spaniards familiar
 5  Pref,   2|        in specifically mystical passages, arrobamiento is normally
 6  Pref,   3|   Teresa's ascetic and mystical passages can be found by using a
 7  Pref,   3| occasionally omitted irrelevant passages or condensed their verboseness
 8  Pref,   4|     interpretation of difficult passages in St. John of the Cross,
 9  Intr,   0|         give us those finest of passages which describe the summit
10  Intr,   0|     despite some fine and noble passages) on a lower plane, comes
11  Unic,  23|        So I marked the relevant passages and gave him the book, in