Part, Chapter

 1   1, 3 |          Him and strive after His companionship that He calls us ceaselessly,
 2   1, 7 |       this and may flee from evil companionship. It is a very great thing
 3   4, 6 |          For you are enjoying the companionship, as we might say, of angels,
 4   4, 6 |            that Judas enjoyed the companionship of the Apostles, had continual
 5   7, 7 |          think upon, and seek the companionship of those who, though living
 6   8, 1 | progresses the closer becomes its companionship with this good Jesus, it
 7   8, 3 |        and gladdened by such good companionship. For she saw plainly that
 8   8, 4 |            and from this constant companionship is born a most tender love
 9   8, 5 |          might make to regain His companionship are of little avail, for
10   8, 5 |   acquired. Sometimes, again, the companionship is that of a saint and this
11  11, 5 |         the contrary, all earthly companionship is torment to her. She thinks
12   1, 7 |        within herself this Divine companionship. ~
13   1, 8 |           she rests in that happy companionship. Unless her soul fails God,
14   1, 9 |           it is experiencing this companionship. We might compare the soul
15   1, 10|           means of this wonderful companionship, is desirous of preparing
16   2, 4 |          soul is deprived of that companionship -- I mean so far as it can
17   3, 12|          that it is enjoying such companionship. Well, sisters, I do not
18   4, 10|        nor did it realize how the companionship which it now enjoys would