Part, Chapter

 1   0, 19|     author laments that more pains are not taken to perfect
 2   3, 12|    the devil would go to any pains to gain such people as that
 3   2, 14|     be saved transcend these pains beyond all comparison and
 4   2, 15|  much greater grief than the pains of His most sacred Passion;
 5   2, 15|     Him, would alleviate His pains, just as, when those who
 6   4, 4 |    the devil will take great pains about combating it and will
 7   1, 6 |     trial, especially if the pains are severe; in some ways,
 8   1, 6 |     it is only to very acute pains that I am referring. For
 9   1, 6 |     any martyrdom than these pains. Still, at the very worst,
10   1, 7 |   she has been a day without pains and other kinds of suffering;
11   5, 6 |    He was giving her all the pains and trials which He had
12  11, 4 |       we may have many other pains but we feel them less; this
13  11, 7 |     in respect of accidental pains207 -- for the torment suffered
14  11, 7 | suffered by the body and the pains which such souls have to