Part, Chapter

 1   1, 10|         presence, while thought remains in the outskirts of the
 2   3, 5 |        ninnies, for there still remains a great deal for the soul
 3   1, 3 |       even if any consciousness remains to it, neither hands nor
 4   1, 9 |    because of a certainty which remains in the soul, which can be
 5   2, 13|       to be prepared; it merely remains quiet and consenting. Oh,
 6   2, 7 |    there; if any doubt about it remains -- I mean, if the soul doubts
 7   3, 8 |   cannot come true, there still remains within it such a living
 8   4, 6 | concerning the greatness of God remains so firmly in the soul that
 9   4, 9 |      Mansion in which He dwells remains open so that we may enter.
10   9, 4 |         God bestows this favour remains in rapture, because its
11   9, 7 |       this reason that the soul remains in suspension; the Lord
12   9, 22|     adds to our merit, for this remains in our own power. There
13  10, 2 |       it passes in a moment, it remains engraven upon the soul.
14  11, 8 |     soul in such affliction. It remains in this state only for a
15   2, 4 |     Lord it is not so: the soul remains all the time in that centre
16   2, 10|     things happen there, but he remains where he is despite them