Part, Chapter

 1   0, 47|           If the Lord should not grant me as much as this, I shall
 2   0, 49|       Lord of His mercy does not grant it me. ~
 3   1, 3 |   favours which He is pleased to grant to souls, and of the differences
 4   1, 3 |        it is possible for God to grant such favours during this
 5   1, 3 |        rejoicing that God should grant these favours to one of
 6   1, 7 |         prayer at all -- and God grant no Christian may ever speak
 7   2, 12|        from God. May His Majesty grant us this through His mercy.
 8   2, 13|   importance to us. May the Lord grant that something I have said
 9   1, 8 |         only just been born: God grant that they have even been
10   1, 8 |   importance: if the Lord should grant them to you, give Him heartfelt
11   1, 9 |          trials if God will only grant you inward favours. His
12   1, 12|         it please His Majesty to grant us to understand how much
13   1, 4 | disposition is such that He will grant them any favour. ~
14   1, 7 |          way obliged Our Lord to grant us such favours; but rather
15   2, 4 |        will and He is pleased to grant us some supernatural favour,
16   2, 9 |      when the Lord is pleased to grant these favours for no other
17   2, 9 |        Majesty is not obliged to grant them to us, as He is obliged
18   2, 9 |          us, as He is obliged to grant us glory if we keep His
19   2, 10|        the Lord will not fail to grant us this favour, and many
20   3, 3 |      only when God is pleased to grant us this favour. For my own
21   3, 3 |     Majesty free course, He will grant more than this to those
22   3, 4 |         Majesty has not begun to grant us absorption, I cannot
23   3, 10|        to whom the Lord does not grant these favours. For those
24   3, 10|          pride and vainglory and grant that the devil may not counterfeit
25   1, 1 |        Thou art often pleased to grant fruition of these joys,
26   1, 2 |       Heaven upon earth, He will grant us His help so that it will
27   1, 3 |       given, the favours He will grant you will be small or great.
28   1, 7 |      sometimes still pleased, to grant His creatures such favours,
29   1, 8 |          for years God may never grant it that favour again, it
30   2, 1 |      nothing to make His Majesty grant us this favour, we can do
31   2, 10|         is pleased once again to grant us this favour. Ah, Lord!
32   2, 13|         Never, I think, will God grant this favour save to the
33   2, 14|         had in this life: He can grant us no favour greater than
34   3, 13|     should be lost. May the Lord grant us never to fail, and, if
35   3, 13|        union. So ask Our Lord to grant you this perfect love for
36   4, 1 |         to the last Mansion. God grant I may remember it then and
37   4, 5 |      ready this Lord still is to grant us favours, just as He was
38   1    |          when the Lord begins to grant the soul greater favours,
39   1, 7 |          since the Lord began to grant her this favour aforementioned,
40   3, 19|           May His Divine Majesty grant us to fix our eyes only
41   3, 19|          have said: Amen. May He grant that I have succeeded in
42   4, 1 |       our weakness, continues to grant it the things it wants,
43   5, 6 |         Lord, of His own bounty, grant us humility. ~
44   5, 12|         it please His Majesty to grant us to be worthy to serve
45   6, 11|        where, if the Lord should grant you this grace and you show
46   8, 1 |         visions. Should the Lord grant you any of the favours which
47   8, 2 |     expecting Him to be about to grant it this favour, which it
48   9, 10|        whether He could possibly grant this favour to such a sinner.
49  10, 7 |          please God, sisters, to grant us grace never to fail to
50   1, 2 |          for your sakes, He will grant me this favour, so that
51   1, 3 |          that is not in grace, I grant you, that is true -- not,
52   1, 5 |        His Majesty is pleased to grant the soul the aforementioned
53   2, 9 |          or two comparisons: God grant they may be of some value,
54   4, 4 |      nothing greater for us than grant us a life which is an imitation
55   4, 7 |       His Majesty will sometimes grant us grace to do so, even
56   4, 9 |         be more than dwarfs. God grant that nothing worse than