Part, Chapter

 1   0, 14|        own spirit. Since God is free to establish an ineffable
 2   0, 14| questing soul, the soul must be free to set down its experiences
 3   0, 22|         spring. Its love is now free from servile fear: it has
 4   1, 8 |          they shake their minds free of them and it is a great
 5   2, 14|       and seems quite unable to free itself from all these impediments.
 6   2, 14|         the castle, is the soul free from great peril in the
 7   2, 15|        who, like ourselves, are free from these obstacles, and
 8   2, 15|       things are concerned, are free; may it please the Lord
 9   2, 15|      please the Lord to make us free as regards inward things
10   2, 15|  mansions of this castle are we free from struggles with devils.
11   1, 8 |         like that will never be free from annoyances and temptations.
12   1, 13|         this life the Lord will free the soul from this, when
13   3, 3 |        wish to give His Majesty free course, He will grant more
14   3, 10|          so far as we know, are free from these perils. May God
15   3, 10|      from these perils. May God free you from pride and vainglory
16   3, 6 |       and yet to die of our own free will.141 I confess to you
17   3, 10|       those which God gives are free both from this and from
18   1, 13|      people who are wealthy, or free to do as they like, have
19   6, 1 | although the soul would fain be free from tears, these persecutions
20   6, 3 |        envious of those who are free to cry aloud and proclaim
21   6, 6 |        you, since the reason is free to resign itself to the
22   6, 10|       both faculties and senses free to enjoy this happiness,
23   6, 13|      from which no one else can free him either. These are very
24   7, 14|       then, and endeavour to be free from this error, and make
25  11, 7 |        the slightest if it will free us from these terrible and
26  11, 7 |        hope that He will set us free and forgive us our sins. ~
27   2, 8 |       sure of its salvation and free from the risk of backsliding.
28   4, 3 |      far as they know, they are free, though they are not completely
29   4, 20|       pardon my sins and set me free from Purgatory, where perhaps,