Part, Chapter

 1  Intr,   0|        persistent requests was to write another book dealing expressly
 2  Pref,   0|          nothing that she did not write, but that he can discern
 3  Prol     |       present is my confessor, to write certain things about prayer,
 4  Prol,   0|           unnoticed. I shall also write of other things, according
 5  Prol,   0|       days ago I was commanded to write an account of my life in
 6  Unic,   2|          what you have told me to write may be useful to you as
 7  Unic,   2|           for I never intended to write what I have said here. May
 8  Unic,   6|           this that I now wish to write. Perhaps what I say may
 9  Unic,   7|           seems to run cold, as I write this, at the very idea that
10  Unic,   7|          elsewhere, so I will not write at greater length here,
11  Unic,   8|         here, for it is easier to write of such things than to practise
12  Unic,   8|           may not even be able to write of them effectively, for
13  Unic,   9|     believe him. I should have to write at great length, in view
14  Unic,  20|         have! I only wish I could write with both hands, so as not
15  Unic,  21|           attempt any. But I will write down a few thoughts on the
16  Unic,  23|         them all I should have to write at great length. Some of
17  Unic,  25|      which they had ordered me to write. As I have explained all
18  Unic,  25|       knows with what confusion I write a great deal that I do.
19  Unic,  27|        there is here! Rather than write more about it I will leave
20  Unic,  32|          of which you asked me to write to you.~
21  Unic,  37| foundation to build upon, I could write a great book on prayer if
22  Unic,  42|        with which you asked me to write it for you in your desire
23  Unic,  42|           seems not to want me to write any more, for, although