Part, Chapter

 1   0, 24| periods at a time, and as they grow in intimacy the soul receives
 2   2, 12|  progress with less labour and grow continually in good works
 3   1, 14|        is, so that you may not grow restless and distressed.
 4   3, 5 |      and the imagination would grow more restless because of
 5   3, 11|   physical nature continues to grow weaker. So they get it into
 6   4, 9 | arrived so far should cease to grow: love is never idle, so
 7   2, 5 |  endeavour to serve God and to grow better all his life long
 8   3, 18|   itself; and if, as the words grow more and more precious,
 9   4, 3 |      we have already spoken to grow within it, so that, like
10   4, 13|     and the hands and the body grow so cold that the body seems
11   5, 4 |       to receive them and then grow careless, but to remember
12  10, 6 |        if we are in any way to grow like our God and Spouse,
13  11, 1 |     more does her love for Him grow. And gradually, during these
14  11, 3 |      it causes the distress to grow until the sufferer cries
15   4, 9 |  practise them, you will never grow to be more than dwarfs.