Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,      0|        Civitas Virginis. The town seems to have descended as a bride
 2 Intro,      0|           of the trecentisti, and seems the only possible home,
 3 Intro,      0|      about in this world, by what seems to have been the inevitable
 4 Intro,      0|           of the Bride of Christ, seems at every step to impede
 5   1,      2  |        evils. And, since the soul seems, in such communion, sweetly
 6   2,      1  |                           And she seems to herself to be ungrateful
 7   2,      1  |          she has received, and so seems to herself worthy of suffering;
 8   2,      9  |   breaking at such tenderness? It seems, oh, Abyss of Charity, as
 9   2,     11  |       like the river, although it seems to him that he stands still
10   2,     27  |        into them. For, because it seems to them that following Me,
11   3,     15  |           soul loves the less she seems to herself to love. Thus
12   3,     17  |    creatures and servants. For it seems to me that the habit of
13   3,     19  |         through grace; because it seems to me that I should possess
14   3,     30  |       with the hands of love, she seems to enter into His possession
15   4,      8  | affections, and because obedience seems wearisome to him he wishes
16 Lette,      0|           but not natural; for it seems that God has given permission