Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   8|   visits as crosses, let her receive them by all means, for then
 2  Unic,  13| rights, let us wait until we receive some honour or gratification,
 3  Unic,  14|  small pity. So you must not receive dowries from anyone, for
 4  Unic,  16|     we give Him our love and receive His. Consider that He can
 5  Unic,  17| suspect that if they fail to receive consolations the fault is
 6  Unic,  17|     woman, who was worthy to receive Christ our Lord so often
 7  Unic,  19|  sure that none will fail to receive this living water unless
 8  Unic,  23|   again. (Not that we do not receive interest: on the contrary,
 9  Unic,  23|    to be sure that they will receive some interest on their outlay.
10  Unic,  23|   even in this life we shall receive a hundredfold, and that
11  Unic,  30|      free will, if we do not receive what we ask for, we shall
12  Unic,  30|   what we are asking Him for receive pledges which will give
13  Unic,  31|  undeserving of it, can only receive it with thanksgiving. And
14  Unic,  31|      preparing themselves to receive this favour again, they
15  Unic,  32|    in order to prepare us to receive great favours from Him,
16  Unic,  33|     is so much that you will receive. It seems to me, in the
17  Unic,  33|    all the blessings that we receive be at His cost? How is it
18  Unic,  34| remained with us here and we receive Him; and, if we profit by
19  Unic,  34|    you but to prepare you to receive Him worthily.~
20  Unic,  34|   and so he would be sure to receive it. To do this would be
21  Unic,  34|  bread in those who worthily receive it are very well known,
22  Unic,  34|  friend and does not come to receive Him as such, after doing
23  Unic,  35|   the Lord. If we prepare to receive Him, He never fails to give,
24  Unic,  35|   one single soul which will receive Him and love to have Him
25  Unic,  38|     we are doing nothing but receive, and have the greater obligation
26  Unic,  42|  that the favours which they receive in prayer are from God.