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 1   0, 13     |          whom the things that you describe have happened." It was in
 2   0, 17     |             The figure is used to describe the whole course of the
 3   2         |                       CHAPTER II ~Describe the hideousness of a soul
 4   2, 7      |           supernatural work. As I describe the things He does, and
 5   2, 11     |        and many more that I could describe, arise from humility, whereas
 6   1, 4      |         precise way which I shall describe later; His appeals come
 7   1, 4      |         what I was saying I would describe here -- namely, the difference
 8   1, 4      |           seems to me that we may describe as sweetness what we get
 9   1, 14     |       well, so I am just going to describe it, first in one way and
10   3, 11     |        risk of what I am going to describe. It is this: some women,
11   1, 1      |           treated, for no one can describe them, the understanding
12   1, 2      |       Mansions that I am about to describe. Some get farther than others;
13   1, 3      |          never weary of trying to describe them to you, if I thought
14   2, 1      |        shall say now, and I shall describe that soul's state. In order
15   3, 2      |          had shown her, she would describe the way of prayer to those
16   4, 4      |        the Mansion which we shall describe after this one. For this
17   1, 7      |           but it is impossible to describe interior sufferings and
18   1, 16     |       only a few of which I shall describe, as it would be impossible
19   3, 4      |           own imagination. I will describe, if I can, with the Lord'
20   4, 4      | completely absorbed that we might describe them as dead, and the senses
21   4, 5      |           is able subsequently to describe these, for they are so deeply
22   4, 5      |          such a way that they can describe them; although after regaining
23   4, 5      |       their senses they can often describe many of these intellectual
24   4, 6      |          for, although one cannot describe these favours, they are
25   4, 6      |        secrets which he could not describe; for, if he had not had
26   4, 7      |           Moses, again, could not describe all that he saw in the bush,
27   4, 8      |          not, however, be able to describe any of them, nor will its
28   8, 1      |         the favours which I shall describe (I mean, if He grants me
29   8, 1      |           He grants me ability to describe any of them), you must not
30   8, 2      |       other favours which I shall describe later. At first that person
31   9, 11     |           favour may be unable to describe it, they have misgivings
32  10, 1      |     things, they are difficult to describe, whereas imaginary visions
33   2, 9      |         something so difficult to describe, and indeed to believe,
34   3, 12(241)|        the raptures, in the way I describe, cease, and it [the soul]
35   3, 14     |      there are in Scripture which describe this peace of the soul!
36   4, 3      |          some whom the Scriptures describe as having been favoured