Part, Chapter

 1   1, 3 |                  Let us now imagine that this castle, as I have
 2   2, 8 | many mansions. You must not imagine these mansions as arranged
 3   1, 11|      for otherwise you will imagine that you are doing yourselves
 4   2, 6 | that they will not begin to imagine that the trouble they have
 5   1, 8 |   the signs of love; do not imagine that the important thing
 6   3, 14|  they actually see all they imagine. This is highly dangerous
 7   4, 2 |    need of courage than you imagine, because our nature is very
 8   4, 10| riches and joys that we can imagine were to last for ever! For
 9   7, 7 |             Some souls also imagine that they cannot dwell upon
10   8, 10|         And let none of you imagine that, because a sister has
11   9, 2 |                  Let us now imagine, as I said in the last chapter,
12   9, 5 |     who lived and strove to imagine it for a thousand years,
13  10, 1 |  not suppose everything you imagine to be a vision, and so that,
14  10, 3 |                      Let us imagine that God is like a very
15  11, 8 |  was Easter at all. So just imagine anyone thinking that these
16   3, 12|     surpass all that we can imagine here on earth. ~
17   4, 3 |   of course, for one moment imagine that, because these souls
18   4, 5 | deceit of the devil. Do you imagine that he shut himself up
19   4, 13| notorious than she and then imagine what she must have suffered.
20   4, 14| obligation to do it. Do you imagine it is a small advantage