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 1  Prot         |      amend any faults of this nature which there may be in it
 2  Unic,   2    |     and because our miserable nature needs such things, well
 3  Unic,   3(18)|  which follow, and are in the nature of a digression, do not
 4  Unic,   4    |    the most richly endowed by nature), we must exercise a firm
 5  Unic,   4    |            With regard to the nature of this mutual love and
 6  Unic,   4    |      or the tenderness of our nature, either of which might stain
 7  Unic,   6    |      of the world, and of its nature, and of the fact that another
 8  Unic,   6    | because they realize that our nature is such that we soon tire
 9  Unic,   7    |  Although the weakness of our nature may at first allow us to
10  Unic,   7    |    and there are people whose nature it is to be very much cast
11  Unic,   8    |     be because] I explain the nature of these virtues by describing
12  Unic,  12    |   which have to do with human nature and are not worth troubling
13  Unic,  12    |                    This human nature of ours is so wretchedly
14  Unic,  13    |   very weakness of our mortal nature destroys the virtues in
15  Unic,  16    |       that is, to explain the nature of mental prayer and contemplation.
16  Unic,  18    |      will be useful, for this nature of ours is weak, though
17  Unic,  19    |       are either like this by nature or God permits them to become
18  Unic,  19    |      increases this fire, the nature of which is not to be easily
19  Unic,  19    |    and of the baseness of our nature, which we should prefer
20  Unic,  19    |      We are meditating on the nature of the world, and on the
21  Unic,  19    |      clearer insight into the nature of everything than they
22  Unic,  19    |   increase so much that human nature is unable to bear it, and
23  Unic,  19    |   something else. For our own nature may be playing as great
24  Unic,  19    |       she was of an impetuous nature, but so accustomed to curbing
25  Unic,  22    |      clearly conscious of the nature of his position and of yours?
26  Unic,  22    |    realize His purity and His nature. It is true that we recognize
27  Unic,  22    |     to learn something of the nature of this our Lord and Good.~
28  Unic,  25    |      and far transcends human nature.~
29  Unic,  27    |    holy Son might show it the nature of the place where He says
30  Unic,  27    |       earth and by taking our nature upon Thee hast clothed Thyself
31  Unic,  28    |    CHAPTER 28 - Describes the nature of the Prayer of Recollection
32  Unic,  29    |     to be able to explain the nature of this holy companionship
33  Unic,  30    |    clear understanding of the nature of the gifts He bestows
34  Unic,  33    |    through the portion of our nature which is His, and being
35  Unic,  33    |       His Father that, as our nature is His, He is able to give
36  Unic,  34    |     the world. So weak is our nature that nobody could endure
37  Unic,  39    |       in difficulties of this nature. Nothing that can be said
38  Unic,  39    |      unusual thing. For human nature is such that we scarcely
39  Unic,  41    |    strict and timorous. Human nature is such that these characteristics