Part, Chapter

 1  Intr,   0|    own merits, detachment is impossible. Humility, to St. Teresa,
 2  Intr,   0|       were it not absolutely impossible to reconcile such a date
 3  Unic, App| another that it is sometimes impossible to distinguish them, especially
 4  Unic,   5|     different ways and it is impossible that one confessor should
 5  Unic,   6|      quite well that that is impossible unless the loved one has
 6  Unic,   6|     I really mean that it is impossible, however great their obligations
 7  Unic,   8|     of us that it would seem impossible for it to remain unnoticed,
 8  Unic,  15|     us at all. This may seem impossible to those of us who are very
 9  Unic,  16|  without humility, and it is impossible for these two virtues to
10  Unic,  16|      the pieces. But that is impossible, for this King does not
11  Unic,  17|      contemplatives. That is impossible; and those of us who are
12  Unic,  24|    we are good pupils, it is impossible for us not to have great
13  Unic,  24| already been said that it is impossible to speak to God and to the
14  Unic,  28|      us, I think it would be impossible for us to abandon ourselves
15  Unic,  33|   Lord's will -- it would be impossible, in spite of all this, that
16  Unic,  40|      For they say that it is impossible for us to hide our love