Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   0|     title of "student" would be able to read the original Spanish
 2  Pref,   0|         of my text, one will be able to have as exact a translation
 3  Prol     |         which it seems I may be able to succeed in doing since
 4  Unic,   1|   defects, and I should thus be able to give the Lord some pleasure,
 5  Unic,   3|         desirous that we may be able to please His Majesty. Seeing
 6  Unic,   3|         from time to time he is able to attack. Those who are
 7  Unic,   6|         God grant that I may be able to understand this, and
 8  Unic,   6|         even more that I may be able to describe it, for I am
 9  Unic,   6|        their friend is rich and able to afford them pastime and
10  Unic,   8|         them. I may not even be able to write of them effectively,
11  Unic,   9|       freedom. Then you will be able to trust those who love
12  Unic,   9|  imperfect as I am, I have been able to grasp as much as this,
13  Unic,  11|        the Lord grant, as He is able, that we may do this. I
14  Unic,  15|         have not, however, been able to test this particular
15  Unic,  15|    chief thing we gain is being able, in some degree, to follow
16  Unic,  16|     game of chess will never be able to play well, and, if he
17  Unic,  16|      give check, he will not be able to bring about a checkmate.46
18  Unic,  16|     Divine King! He will not be able to move out of our check
19  Unic,  16|        it would be enough to be able to recognize the pieces.
20  Unic,  17|        years without ever being able to meditate except while
21  Unic,  17|     more do you want than to be able to grow to be like that
22  Unic,  17|       yourselves happy in being able to serve like Martha. Reflect
23  Unic,  18|       you that you might not be able to endure their sufferings
24  Unic,  19|      would be very useful to be able to discuss this with someone
25  Unic,  19|        from earthly things, and able to rise above them, is master
26  Unic,  19|        only checked; one may be able to do this by stimulating
27  Unic,  19|     fact, he will not always be able to do so. But when he finds
28  Unic,  21|    those who think they will be able to gain this treasure and
29  Unic,  23|   experience and so I have been able to tell you about it: I
30  Unic,  24|         and then no one will be able to say of us that we are
31  Unic,  25| described this as well as I was able in the relation which I
32  Unic,  26|   please Him, you will never be able, as we put it, to send Him
33  Unic,  27|          so as to be the better able to rise above itself, that
34  Unic,  28|                   Those who are able to shut themselves up in
35  Unic,  29|     saying, I should like to be able to explain the nature of
36  Unic,  29|        He is there, we shall be able to say the Paternoster and
37  Unic,  31|         their knowing, or being able to understand, the reason.
38  Unic,  31|         the will, without being able to decide precisely what
39  Unic,  31|       will understand it and be able to profit by it, and you
40  Unic,  32|     petition, so that we may be able to accomplish what Thou
41  Unic,  33|        our nature is His, He is able to give it to us, and thus
42  Unic,  34|        to make nor will they be able to complain of the Father
43  Unic,  35|      For if Thou wilt, Thou art able.~
44  Unic,  35|         well so that I might be able to beg of Thee this great
45  Unic,  36|     blame, and that we are well able to fulfil our undertaking
46  Unic,  40|      have been paid we shall be able to walls in safety. We shall
47  Unic,  41|     though I am sorry not to be able to say a little about this
48  Unic,  41|         offend Him; we shall be able to walk in holy freedom,