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 1   3,      1| attend to nothing except your vocal prayers.' He acts thus in
 2   3,      2|    how the soul proceeds from vocal to mental prayer, and a
 3   3,      2|  attention and love in merely vocal recitation, which the soul
 4   3,      2|       the soul should abandon vocal prayer, since it does not
 5   3,      2|      nevertheless continue in vocal prayer, while she is yet
 6   3,      2|    But she should not say her vocal prayers without joining
 7   3,      2|      of My goodness, and then vocal prayer will be of use to
 8   3,      2|     she will arrive, from the vocal imperfect prayer, exercised
 9   3,      2| completing her tale, and, for vocal abandons mental prayer,
10   3,      2|       you, she should abandon vocal prayer; then, My visitation
11   3,      2|      time, she can resume the vocal prayers which she had resolved
12   3,      2|       But, in any other case, vocal prayer should be immediately
13   3,      2| abandoned for the said cause. Vocal prayer, made in the way
14   3,      2|  exercise together mental and vocal prayer, for, even as the
15   3,      2|    one, so are they. Although vocal or mental prayer can be
16   3,      2|     of holy desire, wherefore vocal prayer will be made at the
17   3,      2|  perseverance, and by leaving vocal prayer for mental when I
18   3,      2|    common prayer, that is, of vocal prayer in general, made
19   4,      6|     is impossible, he recites vocal prayers, or busies himself