Part, Chapter

 1   0, 47|                                I really think I have little to say
 2   2, 7 |        which I know nothing; for really I sometimes take up my paper,
 3   2, 11|      from humility, whereas they really come from our lack of self-knowledge.
 4   1, 9 |         future and see if we are really grieved at having offended
 5   1, 2 |                            It is really a perfect misery to be alive
 6   1, 3 |        my daughters, for you are really the daughters of Our Lady,
 7   2, 2 |         see them so miserable, I really do feel. It is useless to
 8   2, 2 |       God's sake, and thus never really understand that it is all
 9   2, 7 |         will find out if you are really detached from the things
10   1, 13|          in the Canticles,93 and really I believe there is no point
11   3, 13|          state is something that really comes from God, there may
12   1, 2 |        said "to some", there are really very few who do not enter
13   1, 4 |          doubtful as to what has really happened until it has had
14   1, 5 |      course there are! If we are really very fond of vanities the
15   1, 8 |        soul even shorter than it really is. God implants Himself
16   3, 9 |          I think, that we should really be loving our neighbour;
17   3, 11|      what love of your neighbour really means to some of you, and
18   3, 12|       were praising you; this is really easy if you have humility,
19   1, 1 |          which can be said to be really seen, even by the imagination;
20   1, 2 |          the seventh Mansion!152 Really, when I think of them, I
21   1, 2 |          which from time to time really taste the things of Heaven
22   1, 3 |        at a time when everything really seems to be lost. I shall
23   1, 3 |         people look sinful, when really they are better Christians
24   1, 3 |         the way, that she is not really indulging in any "goings-on"
25   2, 4 |    delectable pain, which is not really pain, is not continuous:
26   3, 2 |         see and hear things, and really believe that they do. ~
27   3, 3 |  depressed or disquieted, for it really cannot help itself. ~
28   3, 19|  attention to what He says. So I really think (and I believe this
29   4, 9 | admission on my part that it has really seen something and that
30   4, 16|   humility; for if such a person really desires to be despitefully
31   5, 4 |                                  Really, sisters, the mere writing
32   5, 7 |        such a kind that the soul really seems to have left the body;
33   5, 9 |       them to rise above itself. Really, I hardly know what I am
34   5, 12|          after all? For the soul really feels that it is leaving
35   6, 10|       and know that such a thing really happens. I think the position
36   7, 7 |          believe that people can really do this; it must be that
37   9, 4 |          as at a painting; it is really alive, and sometimes even
38   9, 12|                              The really essential thing, sisters,
39  10, 2 |          the soul "sees" Him, it really sees nothing, for this is
40  10, 2 |          to understand it; if we really understood it, I do not
41  11, 4 |       person in this state who I really believed was dying; and
42  11, 4 |      render itself up to God. It really is quite as bad as this.
43  11, 6 |          always dying, for it is really quite as bad as that. ~
44  11, 9 |         leaving the body, she is really afraid and would like her
45  11, 11|          such an extreme that it really seems as if the soul is
46  11, 11|          of the body: this would really bring it no little happiness. ~
47   1, 11|        of course the soul is not really divided, what I have said
48   3, 2 |     which is so complete that it really seems as though the soul
49   3, 6 |        and how few there are who really care about His honour and
50   3, 9 |                                  Really, were there nothing else
51   4, 8 |          Do you know when people really become spiritual? It is
52   4, 14|      your doing things which you really can do, His Majesty will