Part, Chapter

 1   0, 33|         therefore maintaining a greatly increased vigilance, so
 2   1, 3 |   during this our exile must be greatly lacking in humility and
 3   1, 4 |     this we cannot fail to gain greatly. Nevertheless, the assault
 4   1    | profitable for those who suffer greatly from distractions during
 5   1, 7 |     this is an experience to be greatly prized, provided the soul
 6   2, 8 |      being offended, it becomes greatly distressed. In the following
 7   1, 7 |         Others, who have not so greatly offended Our Lord, will
 8   3, 5 |        feel otherwise. Or it is greatly exercised because of some
 9   3, 7 |      produce good works tending greatly to the honour and service
10   4, 16|       that that person had been greatly cheered and consoled by
11   6, 2 |         pieces; and thus she is greatly distressed to find that,
12   6, 3 |     flee from other people, and greatly envies those who lived,
13   7, 2 |        owes so much, and Who so greatly merits our service. For
14   8, 2 |        At first that person was greatly perturbed, for she could
15   8, 3 |    could not doubt, and she was greatly strengthened and gladdened
16   9, 15|        very good one, and to be greatly prized and reverenced, there
17  10, 4 |     those who do us wrong; for, greatly as we have offended this
18   1, 10|         For clearly she will be greatly assisted to go onward in
19   3, 12|         is that the Lord has so greatly strengthened and dilated
20   4, 7 |         is with God must profit greatly, and, although after making