Part, Chapter

 1   0, 16|           mansion, where the most secret things pass between God
 2   0, 27|     presume to pronounce upon the secret judgments of God. But she
 3   1, 3 |   chiefest mansion where the most secret things pass between God
 4   2, 15|           much farther into other secret mansions of the castle,
 5   2, 5 |       hereafter. I certainly find secret things in ourselves which
 6   3, 5 |        expectation. When from the secret signs He gives us we seem
 7   1, 4 |           he even understand this secret thing. That much is evident:
 8   1, 4 |          he understand a thing so secret that God will not even entrust
 9   4, 3 |           come to an end and in a secret way the soul sees Who this
10   4, 4 |           said to understand this secret? I cannot say, nor perhaps
11   4, 7 |           if God had not revealed secret things to his soul in such
12   8    |        that these favours be kept secret.~
13   8, 9 |       should by rights be a close secret gets noised abroad and the
14   8, 9 |         that what she thought was secret has become public, and this
15   9, 4 |          it things both great and secret. But you must realize that,
16  10, 1 | counterfeit them. But, being very secret things, they are difficult
17  10, 2 |        the Lord communicates most secret things to it, which it seems
18   2, 3 |         less connection, for this secret union takes place in the
19   2, 3 |         to the soul is so great a secret and so sublime a favour,
20   2, 6 |           understands, by certain secret aspirations, that it is
21   3, 9 |         be pleased to bestow this secret favour upon you in public,
22   3, 12|          public revelation of His secret dealings with such souls,