Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      5|     patience, that neither can leave the soul without the other.
 2   1,      8|      faithful servant does not leave him because he does not
 3   2,      3|         some time or other, to leave them, and will then remain
 4   2,      5|      people who should wish to leave the darkness of their infidelity,
 5   2,     11|      death, by which he has to leave them, or through my disposition,
 6   2,     13|      return to you, I will not leave you orphans, but will send
 7   2,     14|        more to man, namely, to leave Yourself to him in food,
 8   2,     27|    arbitration, can hold it or leave it, according as you please.
 9   2,     40|      sentiment. Once more do I leave her, so that she may see
10   3,      1|      other reason ought she to leave off prayer, for, during
11   3,      5|     Blood, it was necessary to leave a continual baptism of Blood.
12   3,     17| Eternal Father, that, before I leave the subject of these states
13   3,     20|       the more does her purity leave her; which is the reason
14   3,     26|    bread have been consumed. I leave you the imprint of grace,
15   4,      2|     you must be firm, you must leave mortal sin by a holy confession,
16   4,      6|       will or no he should not leave the ship of the order, but
17   4,      6|        enemies, causing him to leave the good customs and traditions
18   4,      6|    enter choir and the last to leave it, and when he sees a brother
19   4,      6|      The obedient man does not leave the refectory, but visits
20   4,      8|        choir, and the first to leave it; with his lips he approaches
21   4,      9|        though you should never leave prayer, except for necessity,
22   4,      9|      measure of each. I do not leave you empty, but fill you,
23   4,     10|   Truth. Beware that you never leave the cell of self-knowledge,
24   4,     11|   water, so my soul desires to leave the prison of this dark