Part, Chapter

 1   0, 18| together) may best be shown by describing each of the seven stages
 2   1, 6 |   creatures which we have been describing. For, if a man is bitten
 3   1, 2 |  understanding is incapable of describing them in any way accurately
 4   1, 7 |    them. In the state I am now describing, the tears and longings
 5   3, 3 |      it for himself. What I am describing is quite different. These
 6   3, 10|     whom I have seen what I am describing; they have left Him Who
 7   3, 1 |   profit, and take pleasure in describing the favours given by God
 8   3, 3 |      this union which I am now describing; and we cannot attain to
 9   4, 2 |        that there is no way of describing them; but the Lord can make
10   1, 9 |     thought that she cannot be describing her case properly to her
11   2, 1 |       think I shall succeed in describing them in such a way as to
12   2, 3 |      below. There is no way of describing this favour, small though
13   3, 1 |     will spend a short time in describing it. This awakening of the
14   5, 8 |       is shown the things I am describing and many others which are
15   9, 12|        will do so then, but in describing your experiences in prayer.
16  11, 7 |    than what we have here been describing. These unhappy souls know
17   1, 3 |  because, as I think I said in describing the first Mansion, this
18   4    |       CHAPTER IV ~Concludes by describing what appears to be Our Lord'