Part, Chapter

 1   1, 3 |           neither seems asleep nor feels awake. Here we are all asleep,
 2   1, 3 | understanding something of what it feels, and, as it has not the
 3   2, 10|           as this little butterfly feels a stranger to things of
 4   1, 8 |     aridity, during which the soul feels as if it has never known
 5   1, 9 |            she thinks about it she feels sure she has not kept back
 6   2, 2 |            and complain, though it feels nothing that causes it affliction.
 7   4, 15|            what confusion the soul feels when it comes to itself
 8   4, 15|          love is so strong that it feels everything it does to be
 9   5, 6 |       forget it, and, whenever she feels miserable, she remembers
10   5, 7 |           is in the body or no. He feels as if he has been in another
11   5, 12|           all? For the soul really feels that it is leaving the body
12   6, 2 |          that, try as she may, she feels unable to desire any other;
13   6, 2 |         offending Our Lord. So she feels that she would not intentionally
14   6, 5 |          trifling matters the soul feels cowardly, and is so fearful
15   7, 7 |       meaning which my soul always feels to be the true one. ~
16   8, 6 |       account. On the contrary, he feels that he is serving God less
17   9, 16|           it. Anyone who is humble feels just the same about these
18  11, 3 |          to discover why this soul feels absent from God, and His
19  11, 4 |         desires. It is not that it feels any bodily pain whatsoever,
20  11, 4 |          previously. The reason it feels no pain must be that it
21  11, 4 |         the present case, the soul feels nothing at all, and I do
22  11, 6 |           by comparison), the soul feels this affliction to be so
23   1, 7 |         soul wonders more, for she feels that they have never left
24   1, 7 |        cannot say how this is, she feels within herself this Divine
25   4, 3 |           And let whichever of you feels surest of herself fear most,