Part, Chapter

 1   0, 21| Controlled by discipline and penance and disposed to performing
 2   2, 16|  sister with yearnings to do penance, so that she seems to have
 3   2, 16| prioress has ordered that no penance is to be done without leave,
 4   1, 2 |    to renounce them60 and do penance for them. (This refers to
 5   1, 4 |      sins;65 they love doing penance, they spend hours in recollection;
 6   2, 8 |      have a great desire for penance, so that by means of it
 7   3, 9 |   used to be afraid of doing penance lest he should ruin his
 8   3, 12|     and sleep and to do less penance; for, though she had misled
 9   2, 7 |      things. Let us practise penance, prayer, mortification,
10   2, 8 |    most vehement desires for penance, for solitude, and for all
11   2, 9 |    had when it came to doing penance is now turned into strength.
12   4, 15|     tremendous desires to do penance; and whatever penance it
13   4, 15|     do penance; and whatever penance it does it counts as very
14   1, 5 |    by God's mercy, have done penance for their sins and are in
15   2, 8 |    to it and a very grievous penance; for the harder the penance
16   2, 8 |  penance; for the harder the penance which this soul performs,
17   2, 8 |     is its delight. Its real penance comes when God takes away