Part, Chapter

 1   0, 26| interpretations, for the grace of God knows no limit or measure. Her
 2   0, 49|              better. His Majesty well knows that I have no hope of doing
 3   1, 7 |                but with those whom he knows to have entered the rooms
 4   1, 9 |           inward favours. His Majesty knows best what is suitable for
 5   1, 3 |           woman. But His Majesty well knows that I can count only upon
 6   1, 6 |               Lord to test us; for He knows well how to do it, although
 7   2, 12|             other ways -- His Majesty knows how. His secrets are hidden
 8   2, 13|           able to consult someone who knows us, so that we may learn
 9   2, 13|          pleasures and the devil well knows how to contrive such persecutions
10   2, 9 |              His Majesty so wills. He knows why He does it and it is
11   2, 9 |            could not be saved, and He knows better than we what is good
12   3, 5 |               in His presence, for He knows what is fitting for us.
13   1, 7 |              bad or good. His Majesty knows all about this, as I have
14   2, 8 |                I meant to say, for it knows quite well that it has not
15   2, 9 |            God for -- namely, that it knows not where to settle and
16   2, 13|            subdued it that it neither knows nor desires anything save
17   3, 4 |             soul sees clearly that He knows what He does better than
18   3, 4 |           what He does better than it knows itself what it desires. ~
19   4, 4 |           such a soul as that, and he knows by experience that if he
20   4, 10|            any of it, for His Majesty knows that, so far as I myself
21   1, 11|             enabled it to conquer. It knows very well that it did not
22   1, 12|              dream or a fancy: all it knows for certain is that it has
23   5, 7 |            sees any of the saints, he knows them as well as if he had
24   6, 1 |       distress returns till it hardly knows itself when it is without
25   6, 4 |               all well spent, for she knows that in actual fact she
26   6, 9 |               be water or aridity. He knows best what is good for us,
27   7, 10|               many years: His Majesty knows why; it is not our business
28   8, 4 |               for Him Whom it sees or knows to be at its side. ~
29   8, 6 |              cannot be seen, the soul knows that it is that of Christ,
30   8, 6 |              can it understand how it knows what it does; it is perfectly
31   9, 2 |           only the owner of the jewel knows how to open it, and though
32   9, 5 |          without being told, the soul knows Who it is, for He reveals
33   9, 19|             leave it to the Lord, Who knows me, to lead me by the path
34   9, 22|           only what God wills, for He knows us better than we know ourselves,
35  10, 1 |     distressed and uneasy, because he knows that this will hinder it
36  10, 8 |              imagination, and when it knows this the soul experiences
37   1, 1 |        besought His Majesty, since He knows my intention is that His
38   1, 4 |           weary to death and actually knows that he is on the point
39   3, 3 |               is capable of doing and knows to be of service to Our
40   3, 12|               which His Majesty alone knows, He was anxious to make