Part, Chapter

 1  Prol,   0|       that my confessor will not wish you to see this, for which
 2  Unic,   1|   provide them with incomes -- I wish that some of these people
 3  Unic,   2|     conscience bids me, I should wish that, on the day when you
 4  Unic,   4|        the virtuous love which I wish you to have here, and how
 5  Unic,   6|         is about this that I now wish to write. Perhaps what I
 6  Unic,   6|          quite natural for us to wish it to be returned. But,
 7  Unic,   9|        may be that the Lord will wish us to see them again, so
 8  Unic,  12|       deliver us from people who wish to serve Him yet who are
 9  Unic,  13|       she is not, why should she wish to do harm to one of Christ'
10  Unic,  13|       profession if she does not wish to suffer a hell on earth,
11  Unic,  15|          Can it be that I should wish a thing so evil as myself
12  Unic,  16|         they are. If you have no wish either to hear about them
13  Unic,  17|         most excellent life -- I wish mine were like hers -- a
14  Unic,  17|      kind of humility for you to wish to choose; let the Lord
15  Unic,  19|         is something else that I wish to treat of and help you
16  Unic,  20|      drink, but enable those who wish to follow Him to drink in
17  Unic,  20|        to yourselves: "I have no wish to be considered good,"
18  Unic,  20|        be like this: let any who wish to talk to you learn your
19  Unic,  20|     those with whom you converse wish to learn your language,
20  Unic,  20| unsuccessfully as I have! I only wish I could write with both
21  Unic,  21|          now return to those who wish to travel on this road,
22  Unic,  22|         put up with this and not wish to converse with anyone
23  Unic,  22|   practise mental prayer. If you wish to learn to understand them,
24  Unic,  24|   capable of it, and do not even wish to practise it, but are
25  Unic,  28|         a sign to show that they wish to enter into recollection
26  Unic,  29|        out of favour, and should wish to be so for the sake of
27  Unic,  29|        and comfort us, He has no wish for us to tire our brains
28  Unic,  30|    indeed be our Divine Master's wish, since He bids us make so
29  Unic,  31|   understand me better) does not wish to move, but rests, like
30  Unic,  31|          are stilled and have no wish to move, for any movement
31  Unic,  31|        in the world, and have no wish to see or hear anything
32  Unic,  31|         think of nothing else to wish for, and will gladly say
33  Unic,  32|      daughters, that, whether we wish it or no, God's will must
34  Unic,  34|      endure it, for no one would wish to remain in the world any
35  Unic,  34|        inspiration, and makes us wish that, in whichever direction
36  Unic,  35|      people who not only have no wish to be with Him but who insult
37  Unic,  37|     absorbed in these joys, they wish they were unable to remember
38  Unic,  40|      could see them. You may not wish to heed them, but they cry
39  Unic,  41|      keep aloof from them if you wish to help them and to have
40  Unic,  42|        the favours of God should wish to pass to a life where