Chapter, Paragraph

1   2,      3|         taken as instruments for arriving at virtue, and not as the
2   2,     11|       virtue were prevented from arriving at their journey's end,
3   2,     27| themselves into his hands), and, arriving at the extremity of their
4   2,     34|     practicing this first state, arriving at the second state, but
5   3,      1|        desire, which she has, of arriving at pure and generous love.
6   3,      5|         s affection, from thence arriving at the Side, where she found
7   3,     20|           in which the method of arriving at perfect purity is fully
8   3,     30|         of himself and desire of arriving at his last end, his natural
9   3,     31|                              But arriving at the extremity of death,