Part, Chapter

 1   0, 9 |          so hard that no one could leave. So Fray Diego said Mass
 2   0, 11|          the King of Glory did not leave the mansions, the crystal
 3   2, 16|      penance is to be done without leave, and yet the sister thinks
 4   1, 2 |         not yet resolute enough to leave those Mansions, and will
 5   1, 4 |            of any value. So I will leave all this for now and return
 6   1, 5 | infirmities. In all things we must leave out of account the judgments
 7   2, 4 |        childless and has no one to leave his money to, loses part
 8   2, 4 |            can Our Lord ask him to leave all for His sake? It may
 9   2, 9 |         make a real effort: let us leave our reason and our fears
10   2, 14|           our own shortcomings and leave other people's alone; for
11   2, 9 |                             We may leave out of account occasions
12   3, 3 |          are married must actually leave the world -- they can do
13   3, 6 |         breath. The soul must just leave itself in the hands of God,
14   2, 11|          world arouses a desire to leave it, so grievous that any
15   1, 9 |            when Our Lord gives him leave to test her soul, and even
16   1, 16|          by the effects which they leave upon the body, they do not
17   3, 6 |           what power wilt Thou not leave in the soul that is bound
18   3, 17|         have been described, or to leave in the soul this peace or
19   5, 10|            results in the soul and leave it with such peace and tranquillity
20   6, 1 |  persecutions and murmurings never leave her; for these all kinds
21   6, 2 |          all she wants to do is to leave herself in His hands. And
22   6, 9 |          to induce them. They will leave this dry ground of ours
23   6, 9 |        upon our own lowliness, and leave Him to give us what He wills,
24   7, 1 |        myself that this will never leave us until we reach that place
25   8, 9 |           prioress should give you leave to do this; for although,
26   9, 11|   gradually how much humility they leave in the soul and to what
27   9, 19|        path is best for me. I must leave it to the Lord, Who knows
28  11, 9 |          hand, the desire does not leave her, nor can she possibly
29   1, 8 |       confidence that God will not leave her, and that, having granted
30   2, 7 |        everything corporeal and to leave the soul in a state of pure
31   2, 10|     Mansion and forces the soul to leave it; and, although the things
32   3, 15|          many favours they receive leave them overwhelmed, and afraid
33   4, 7 |             and then, as soon as I leave my retreat and some occasion
34   4, 11|            He will not allow it to leave, overflows into the weak
35   4, 17|            any time without asking leave from your superiors. ~
36   4, 18|           and which you will never leave, except when you are called