bold = Main text
   Part, Chapter                                    grey = Comment text

 1   0, 46    |          seems to cause my physical nature great distress; for the
 2   1, 6     |          like them; and although by nature they are so richly endowed
 3   2, 8     |            than thinking of its own nature, and it will be freer from
 4   2, 10    |         wretchedness of our earthly nature these streams of ours will
 5   2, 11    |           distorted idea of our own nature, and, if we never stop thinking
 6   2, 12    |            it by God as part of its nature, have not the same power,
 7   1, 12    |             the wretchedness of our nature and what we owe to God,
 8   2, 9     |          forget the weakness of our nature which is apt to cause us
 9   2, 10    |             burden of our miserable nature, which is like a great load
10   2, 11    |             once you understand the nature of each, you can strive
11   1, 4     |          This proceeds from our own nature, though, of course, God
12   1, 5     |             their source in our own nature and end in God, whereas
13   1, 6     |    sensuality and what from our own nature. But I am very stupid; I
14   1, 7     |     sometimes arise partly from our nature and from the state of preparedness
15   1, 15    |            weak imagination and our nature and the devil. ~
16   3, 5     |             as far as our miserable nature is capable of them. ~
17   3, 11    |           therefore, their physical nature is too much for them; and
18   3, 11    |              because their physical nature continues to grow weaker.
19   1, 4     |            respect, even by our own nature. For, although there is
20   1, 4(116)|           Gracián inserts the word "nature" here, interlineally. ~
21   2, 1     |            less. With regard to the nature of union, I do not think
22   3, 10    |           have done everything. Our nature being so evil, I do not
23   4, 3     |             a short meeting of that nature because it is over in the
24   1, 16    |            or even to explain their nature. For they are of another
25   2, 5     |          its source in the physical nature, or that it is caused by
26   3, 12    |            intellectual vision, the nature of which I will explain
27   4, 2     |            you imagine, because our nature is very timid and lowly
28   4, 8     |           any of them, nor will its nature be able to apprehend more
29   4, 9     |        certain effort, can overcome nature and remain in a state of
30   4, 17    |      conveyed any impression of the nature of rapture: to give a full
31   4, 17    |            saying this, so that its nature may be understood, since
32   5, 9     |         them. Just as tokens of the nature of the Promised Land were
33   6, 4     |             and the baseness of her nature. Mighty art Thou, Lord,
34   6, 5     |           Lord leaves it to its own nature -- an experience which is
35   6, 10    |         strange kind of prayer, the nature of which it cannot ascertain.
36   7, 10    |            His Divine and His human nature. When, therefore, the aforementioned
37   8, 4     |      present in all that we do, our nature is such that it makes us
38   8, 6     |            show us how impotent our nature is, when it comes to understanding
39   9, 1     |          closer conformity with our nature, except for those which
40   9, 24    | satisfaction of their love, for the nature of love invariably finds
41  10, 1     |       sisters, may understand their nature and the effects which they
42  11, 2     |          not have come from our own nature. Nor is it actually a blow,
43  11, 2     |            leaves everything in our nature that is earthly reduced
44  11, 9     |             possible for your human nature, weak as it is, to be of
45   2, 8     |             This must be due to the nature of the ground in which the
46   4, 1     |             such souls to their own nature, and when that happens,