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 1   0, 23|      MANSIONS. This is the state described elsewhere as the Third Water,
 2   0, 26|          these seven Mansions is described with the greatest possible
 3   0, 32|          Gracián should not have described them in greater detail,
 4   1, 9 |          be found in what I have described. If we go astray at the
 5   1, 1 |        in hand, as He did when I described as much as I understood
 6   1, 2 |         those which we have just described, but there is no infallible
 7   1, 6 |         sweetness which has been described does not enlarge the heart;
 8   1, 7 |          in the Mansions already described are familiar with these
 9   2, 9 |          in the Mansions already described, have humility and again
10   2, 9 |       than this one which I have described. There are several reasons
11   3, 1 |          make the prayer already described; the senses and all external
12   3, 8 |         which ought to have been described first, for it comes far
13   3, 11|          condition that has been described. Thinking the one state
14   1, 4 |         Mansion that I have just described the soul is doubtful as
15   1, 8 |          indication which I have described as119 a decisive one: here
16   2, 1 |         in this Mansion has been described already, but there is much
17   3, 3 |  delectable union which has been described, for the most valuable thing
18   3, 5 |          all the Mansions so far described but do not enter that which
19   3, 5 |         short cut which has been described. ~
20   3, 13|       for the union which I have described. It may be that you have
21   4, 9 |         the point which has been described, must not lie down and go
22   1, 5 |         publicly and unmeritedly described as good is an incomparably
23   1, 7 |    sufferings! If these could be described they would make all physical
24   1, 15|         soul, in the way already described. After all, it thinks (and
25   1, 15|    comparison with what has been described above. ~
26   2, 2 |     consolations which have been described. For often when a person
27   2, 4 |     wondering if my God could be described as the fire in a lighted
28   3, 5 |     tribulations which have been described, and all the aridity and
29   3, 11| accompanied by the signs already described, one may be very confident
30   3, 17|          effects which have been described, or to leave in the soul
31   4, 1 |         other things that I have described? Its whole will is set on
32   4, 5 |        visions they cannot be so described; for at these times come
33   4, 15|        such effects as have been described result from the former kinds
34   5    |          way different from that described. Gives some reasons why
35   5, 6 |       This incident which I have described seems to me a very apt one
36   7, 2 |         like those which we have described and like those which remain
37   7, 2 |         those which remain to be described later. It is as if a mighty
38   7, 13|        in the way I have already described, this would indeed be a
39   7, 14|       meditate in the way I have described) I should consider it suspicious.
40   8, 2 |         to her in the way I have described: until He granted her this
41   8, 4 |       experiences that have been described are greater favours than
42   8, 4 |        deeper than those already described, to give oneself wholly
43   8, 6 |      experiences which cannot be described, but they all help to show
44   8, 8 |         soul walks in the manner described above, and these favours
45   8, 8 |        in you the result already described it will be a sign that they
46   8, 8 |          experienced the effects described; but, if he says it, I know
47   9, 1 | frequently than in those already described. This may well be the case;
48  10, 5 |         in a way which cannot be described, God will reveal a truth
49  11, 2 |          which have already been described. They all seem to arise
50   1, 7 |       clearly, in the way I have described, that They are in the interior
51   2, 3 |         all that has so far been described seems to have come through
52   2, 6 |   doubted: though they cannot be described, the soul experiences them
53   2, 8 |       longer perform any. I have described elsewhere the great distress
54   3    |   between them and those already described is remarkable.~
55   3, 5 |          peace than in the state described above. They bear no enmity
56   3, 8 |         in the way that has been described, so that it sees quite clearly
57   3, 13|       other good effects already described in the above-mentioned degrees
58   4, 1 |         the effects which I have described as occurring in these souls
59   4, 10|      aspirations -- which I have described, and of these messages which