Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,      0|          repeat a "Hail Mary" at each step, a devotion so pleasing
 2   2,      1  |         humility, and renders to each man his due. ~
 3   2,      1  |       and discreetly, renders to each one his due. Chiefly to
 4   2,      1  |          which all should pay to each other, and further, the
 5   2,     25  |          exult, participating in each other's good with the affection
 6   2,     26  |    without any remedy or hope -- each one being wrapped up in
 7   2,     37  |        of every labor, render to each man according to his state
 8   2,     39  |          I are not separate from each other, on which account
 9   3,      2  |         which I have placed her. Each one, according to his condition,
10   3,     14  |        they rather give savor to each other, for, had not this
11   3,     14  |  according to the diverse graces each has received from Me, to
12   3,     23  |          means by which they may each receive, according to their
13   3,     23  |         given him to administer, each in his own way, according
14   3,     24  |      these can be separated from each other, as I said to you
15   3,     24  |          if it were possible) in each particle should I be present,
16   3,     24  |       not divided, but remain in each particle. Nor is the Sacrament
17   3,     24  |          not diminish -- and yet each person has it all. It is
18   3,     24  |         the substance into which each one receives the fire. I
19   3,     24  |      light them in the flame, in each candle, whether large or
20   3,     24  |          receive this Sacrament. Each one carries his own candle,
21   3,     24  |       the light of holy baptism, each of you may grow in love
22   3,     24  |      came to take light from it, each would have it entire, and
23   3,     28  |          in virtue of the Blood. Each one, placed in a different
24   3,     28  |        you in another place, and each one has given light in the
25   3,     28  |          all men, and to give to each one his nourishment. What
26   3,     29  |       beloved children and shine each as a sun in the mystical
27   3,     30  |          discreetly rendering to each his due. Wherefore this
28   3,     30  |      into Me; and by My goodness each one is arranged in his place,
29   3,     30  |    arranged in his place, and to each one is measured of the affection
30   4,      2  |   delights, and to obey. So that each man has in his own person
31   4,      5  | self-love has entered and caused each to keep his private possessions
32   4,      5  |     observed the vow of poverty, each would not have taken his
33   4,      5  |         men of great perfection. Each scented to be another St.
34   4,      9  |      according to the measure of each. I do not leave you empty,
35   4,      9  |    giving you perfect beatitude; each man comprehends and knows
36   4,     10  |        have shown you clearly in each state the means of cutting
37   4,     10  |      explaining the condition of each distinctly to you, and of
38 Lette,      0|        than sixty times, raising each time her right arm, and
39 Lette,      0|      perfection, and laying upon each of us the particular task