Part, Chapter

 1   2, 14|      things of the world and so deeply immersed, as I have said,
 2   1, 7 |       received of Him, the more deeply do we remain in His debt.
 3   4, 2 |     Lord can make the soul very deeply conscious of them. ~
 4   1, 1 |      Him which it has had is so deeply impressed upon it that its
 5   1, 12|         this grace is buried so deeply that the soul seems not
 6   2, 4 |        seem to come with it, so deeply does it feel this love.
 7   3, 7 |         be -- we do not bear so deeply engraven upon our memory,
 8   3, 10|          that, when a person is deeply absorbed in the Prayer of
 9   4, 5 | describe these, for they are so deeply impressed upon the memory
10   5, 10|        we see of this, the more deeply we are conscious of it.
11   5, 11|       with the Spouse remain so deeply engraven in the memory that
12   9, 3 |         it will remain the more deeply engraven upon his memory.
13   9, 3 |       most glorious image is so deeply engraven upon the imagination
14   3, 5 |       in some trouble, they are deeply grieved and would do anything
15   4, 7 |        little if I am alone and deeply recollected, and make acts