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 1   0, 49|      rather important if I could explain things clearly to them and
 2   1, 9 |         other way in which I can explain to you some ideas I have
 3   1, 9 |     something about them; for to explain to you what I should like
 4   2, 7 |         is for you that I should explain certain interior matters
 5   2, 7 |         to them, I shall have to explain many things that are well
 6   2, 14|     rather (I hardly know how to explain myself) because there are
 7   2, 16|       the beginning. In order to explain this better I want to give
 8   1, 4 |    return to what I had begun to explain concerning the souls that
 9   1, 8 |      jumbled state, for I cannot explain them better; the Lord will
10   1, 1 |        this is most difficult to explain unless His Majesty takes
11   1, 1 |   different thing to know how to explain them. May His Majesty undertake
12   1, 5 |      meaning plain: may the Lord explain it for me! ~
13   1, 6 | experience, this will suffice to explain the difference between the
14   1, 6 |        make the thing clear, and explain what proceeds from sensuality
15   1, 6 |          am very stupid; I could explain this state if only I could
16   1, 7 |      wish, however, that I could explain the difference between them.
17   1, 11|     Please God I may remember to explain the cause of this when I
18   1, 13|          it please God, we shall explain. ~
19   2, 5 |     since realized and as I will explain hereafter. I certainly find
20   3, 1 |   numerous; some of them I shall explain. First of all, I will say
21   3, 2 |     above itself;99 but I cannot explain things in that kind of language,
22   3, 2 |      figure that I have taken to explain my meaning) have gone out
23   3, 3 |   discover what I mean: I cannot explain it better. I think I have
24   3, 8 |        the kind which I began to explain in this Mansion). With it
25   1    |             CHAPTER I ~Begins to explain how in prayer the soul is
26   1, 1 |        comparisons will avail to explain them, for earthly things
27   1, 2 | ourselves. This I should like to explain if the Lord is pleased to
28   2, 1 |           In order the better to explain this, I will make use of
29   4, 2 |                        I want to explain to you still further what
30   4, 2 |          other which will better explain what I am trying to say
31   4, 10|          pleased to enable me to explain something of these difficult
32   1, 16|          of them all, or even to explain their nature. For they are
33   1, 16|          I have not been able to explain myself in greater detail,
34   1, 16|          less shall I be able to explain these others. The Lord give
35   2, 3 |      every nerve,158 sisters, to explain to you this operation of
36   3, 5 |        which follow them. I will explain myself further. A soul is
37   3, 12|       the nature of which I will explain later. So far down in the
38   3, 17|         I shall never be able to explain, much more can be understood
39   3, 19|         what I have attempted to explain and that I may have given
40   4, 6 |     intellectual vision. I shall explain this in due course, as I
41   4, 9 |    learning and am too stupid to explain anything; and I am quite
42   7, 6 |         otherwise. I will try to explain myself better than I did
43   7, 9 |          is important, so I will explain it further. The soul is
44   7, 11|       sufficiently to be able to explain it; but I will deal with
45  10, 1 |          my intention is only to explain in turn the different experiences
46  10, 2 |          to draw a comparison to explain this, for, although it is
47  11, 1 |          distress, as I will now explain. I have spoken of years,
48  11, 7 |          you it is impossible to explain to anyone who has not experienced
49   1, 6 |        and speak to the soul and explain to it those words which