Part, Chapter

 1   1, 3 |   poor soul is consumed with grief at being unable to do His
 2   2, 11| engages in prayer, this is a grief to it. To some extent, perhaps,
 3   2, 11|     is a result of the great grief caused by seeing how often
 4   2, 11| Moors; although its greatest grief is over the loss of Christian
 5   2, 12|  suffice? No, daughters; the grief I am referring to is not
 6   2, 12|    kinds of meditation. That grief we could easily achieve,
 7   2, 12|      our being, as does this grief, which, without any effort
 8   2, 12|  powder. What, then, is this grief? Whence does it come? I
 9   2, 15|      caused Him much greater grief than the pains of His most
10   2, 15|    than man, one day of that grief would have sufficed to put
11   3, 5 |      there are many kinds of grief. Some of them come upon
12   2, 2 |     Him, and this is a great grief, though a sweet and delectable
13   7    |   VII ~Treats of the kind of grief felt for their sins by the
14   3, 3 | little to be said. Her great grief is to see that all she can