Part, Chapter

 1   0, 19|    more pains are not taken to perfect it. The souls in the First
 2   0, 25|  transformation, ineffable and perfect peace; no higher state is
 3   2, 7 |       take up my paper, like a perfect fool, with no idea of what
 4   2, 17| neighbour, and the more nearly perfect is our observance of these
 5   1, 8 |     and she will have the most perfect freedom. All other things
 6   1, 2 |                 It is really a perfect misery to be alive when
 7   1, 5 |       to do if he wished to be perfect.66 Ever since I began to
 8   1, 6 |      we must do in order to be perfect, we turn our backs upon
 9   3, 8 |        we should be altogether perfect, and be one with Him and
10   3, 10|   believe we could ever attain perfect love for our neighbour unless
11   3, 13|     Our Lord to grant you this perfect love for your neighbour,
12   7, 8 |       on whom Our Lord bestows perfect contemplation and who would
13   7, 12|     supernatural things and to perfect contemplation are right
14   7, 12|      understand them in a more perfect way. First, the understanding
15   7, 15|     than they, her love was so perfect that His being on earth