Part, Chapter

1   0, 23| incipient Union. It marks a new degree of infused contemplation
2   1, 5 |         souls to an intolerable degree, and through no fault of
3   3, 6 |   knowledge to so much higher a degree than any we can ourselves
4   2, 11|     have it, and to a very high degree, for even their trials are
5   3, 12|       should lose the slightest degree of the tenderness and devotion
6   4, 5 |     known people of a very high degree of spirituality who have
7   5, 10|        it enjoys to a very high degree. The first is knowledge
8   9, 16|       He always gives it a high degree of self-knowledge. And how
9   9, 23|        towards attaining a high degree of perfection in the virtues;