Part, Chapter

 1  Intr,   0|        strict observance of the Rule and Constitutions, and before
 2  Intr,   0|      clearly that, as a general rule, there is no way of attaining
 3  Intr,   0|   treatment of it. As a general rule, a second draft, though
 4  Argo     |     Lady of Carmel of the First Rule.6~
 5  Argo,   0|  founded according to the First Rule of Our Lady of Carmel. In
 6  Unic,   2|         I beg you] now that the rule of poverty is less perfectly
 7  Unic,   2|         costs we must keep this rule -- as regards our house,
 8  Unic,   2| convents; and assuredly, if the rule of poverty is truly kept,
 9  Unic,   3|       tried to ensure that this Rule of Our Lady and Empress
10  Unic,   4|  Exhorts the nuns to keep their Rule and names three things which
11  Unic,   4|        endeavour to observe our Rule and Constitutions in the
12  Unic,   4|          as is laid down in the Rule: each one should be alone
13  Unic,   7|       emotion,28 but this, as a rule, will do no harm. It is
14  Unic,   7|        the virtues and keep her Rule with great perfection. This
15  Unic,  10|       to carry out and keep the Rule of our Order, and so many
16  Unic,  10|       forsooth, try to keep our Rule by looking after our health
17  Unic,  10|      the smallest points in the Rule, such as silence, which
18  Unic,  10|       keeping the whole of your Rule, saying it is a matter of
19  Unic,  13|        that case she will, as a rule, have no lack of honour
20  Unic,  17|        for them, and this, as a rule, makes them forget themselves
21  Unic,  21|        Tell him that you have a Rule which commands you, as it
22  Unic,  21|  without ceasing, and that that rule you must keep. If they tell
23  Unic,  32|       He is glad to allow it to rule with Him, as we say, turn
24  Unic,  36|        do this, because it is a rule of the Order.~
25  Unic,  36|         that this detail of our Rule shall be kept as strictly