Part, Chapter

 1   0, 35|      but the handwriting is certainly not that of Fray Luis. The
 2   1, 6 |   from death. The soul will certainly suffer great trials at this
 3   1, 1 |    the vernacular. We shall certainly be right in calling such
 4   1, 4 |   if they have one. This is certainly a desirable state and there
 5   2, 5 |   take such an opportunity, certainly, if it comes to him; but
 6   2, 5 |   will explain hereafter. I certainly find secret things in ourselves
 7   2, 8 |                    The will certainly seems to me to be united
 8   2, 8 |    nearer to Himself, it is certainly desirable that we should
 9   3, 3 |     Shepherd's call: it was certainly not with their ears, for
10   3, 4 | believe he is), which would certainly have convinced me, for I
11   2, 15|   Father? I think this must certainly have caused Him much greater
12   1, 8 |     of melancholy that this certainly does not surprise me; for
13   1, 14|    prayer at such a time is certainly impossible -- her faculties
14   3, 9 | what he holds the Lord most certainly told him should not come
15   3, 12|  own part I hold to be very certainly genuine, and that is by
16   6, 10|   sounds nonsense but it is certainly what happens. The joy of
17   6, 11|  life he led, I think he is certainly a saint, yet those who heard
18   7, 6 | corporeal things, they will certainly not make me admit that this
19   7, 9 |    our father Elias?193 No, certainly not; nor is it a good thing
20  10, 3 |     to commit his misdeeds? Certainly not, these abominations
21  11, 1 |  place where she is to die? Certainly not; she is in a much worse
22   1, 5 |     it raptures, in which I certainly think it is united with
23   1, 6 |     soul realizes that most certainly and truly all these three
24   4, 12|    waste our time: it would certainly be a novel idea to think