Part, Chapter

 1  Intr,   0|        was exceeding all measure. Knowing how effectively such inordinate
 2  Prol     |          Convent of Saint Joseph, knowing that I had had leave from
 3  Unic,   3|   servants of Thine who are here, knowing that they neither desire
 4  Unic,   3|        seeing how weak we are and knowing that those who have to labour
 5  Unic,   4|          gradually ruined without knowing how. For, if a confessor
 6  Unic,  12|           of the mountain without knowing how. But how harsh it sounds
 7  Unic,  18|     beyond the superior's orders, knowing that these orders come from
 8  Unic,  19|        something to do with this: knowing how much harm we can do
 9  Unic,  22|          of a humble peasant boy, knowing that he would say more if
10  Unic,  23|         afraid of resolute souls, knowing by experience that they
11  Unic,  25|         faculties rejoice without knowing how they rejoice; the soul
12  Unic,  30|        realize this. His Majesty, knowing of how little we are capable,
13  Unic,  30|           this themselves or even knowing how it has happened. For
14  Unic,  31| contemplation, is working without knowing how it does so; the other
15  Unic,  31|      experience this joy, without knowing whence it has come to them,
16  Unic,  31|          it has come to them, but knowing at least that they could
17  Unic,  31|         given them, without their knowing, or being able to understand,
18  Unic,  31|           so great a good without knowing what we do! Blessed manner
19  Unic,  32|           not a good Master. For, knowing how the good will of His
20  Unic,  33|            for He is not like us; knowing that He was carrying out
21  Unic,  35|          and distress your heart, knowing what great harm he can do
22  Unic,  36|        deserts, though anyone not knowing, as Thou knowest, what I
23  Unic,  36|       myself on my honour without knowing what honour meant; I just
24  Unic,  36|          a kingdom in this world, knowing that he is going the right
25  Unic,  38|    yielding to temptation without knowing it. From these enemies let
26  Unic,  38|          come from the devil, and knowing themselves to be unworthy
27  Unic,  41|        these words to His Father, knowing how necessary they were: "