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 1   2, 2    |          through its own fault, leaves this spring and becomes
 2   2, 8(32)|     Spain, with thick layers of leaves enclosing a succulent edible
 3   1, 5    |       how this true Lover never leaves it, but goes with it everywhere
 4   2, 9    |     everything it sees on earth leaves it dissatisfied, especially
 5   3, 1    |      out of the silkworm, which leaves seed for the production
 6   3, 1    |         dies for ever. I say it leaves seed because for my own
 7   4, 3    |        Spouse, being Who He is, leaves her, after that one visit,
 8   4, 8    |  constantly in mind that, if He leaves us, we shall at once be
 9   2, 4    |  enkindled, the spark dies, and leaves the soul yearning once again
10   5, 9    |          as quickly as a bullet leaves a gun when the trigger is
11   6, 5    |         at a time when the Lord leaves it to its own nature --
12   6, 10   |        union, but that Our Lord leaves both faculties and senses
13  11, 2    |        a flash of lightning and leaves everything in our nature
14  11, 4    |       only for a short time, it leaves the limbs quite disjointed,
15   4, 1    | habitually". Sometimes Our Lord leaves such souls to their own