Part, Chapter

 1   2, 1 |    to please Him but to give pleasure to the devil; and, as the
 2   2, 12| affairs, engulfed in worldly pleasure and puffed up with worldly
 3   1, 2 |      the blessed;58 for what pleasure can anyone have when beset
 4   1, 2 |      these fears if his only pleasure consists in pleasing God?
 5   2, 12|   would give me the greatest pleasure and lead my soul to offer
 6   2, 12|  that we should realize what pleasure and what delights we lose
 7   3, 6 |      own profit and ease and pleasure. And how can a person be
 8   1, 10|    us His wonders, it is His pleasure that our will, which has
 9   3, 1 |   others to profit, and take pleasure in describing the favours
10   4, 3 |   sees that she can give Him pleasure. His Majesty, Who will know
11   3, 11| confessor and if such is His pleasure will make him recognize
12   5, 9 | things which used to give it pleasure, it no longer cares for
13   6, 13|     What can give us greater pleasure than to do as she does?
14   7, 16|  only that I would take less pleasure than previously in thinking
15   9, 3 | person will get much greater pleasure from it if he can recall
16   4, 4 |   simply to give these souls pleasure. That would be to make a