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 1 1 |         and mysterious meanings" (Ms A, 83v) and received from
 2 1 |  originality in her writings (cf. Ms B, 1r). This science is
 3 1 |           attained in prayer (cf. Ms C, 36r·).~
 4 3 |       greatest effectiveness (cf. Ms B, 2v-3).~This spiritual
 5 5 |        the way of perfection (cf. Ms A, 44v45v).~Thérèse wishes
 6 7 |           the Doctor of Doctors" (Ms A, 83v), and from him she
 7 7 |      receives "divine teachings" (Ms B, 1r). She feels that the
 8 7 |            mercy shall be shown" (Ms B, 1v; cf. Prv 9:4; Wis
 9 7 |       reveal to her, as to babes (Ms A, 49r; cf. Lk 10:21-22).~
10 8 |           to me clothed in love" (Ms A, 83v·). Thus she became
11 8 | contemplative and missionary (cf. Ms B, 2r·-3v·).~Lastly, among
12 9 |          love for the Gospel (cf. Ms A, 83v). Her writings contain
13 9 |         her vocation to love (cf. Ms B, 3r-3v). Enlightened by
14 9 |        and love of neighbour (cf. Ms C, 11v-19r); and she identified
15 9 |         the salvation of all (cf. Ms C, 34r-35r).~Her doctrine,
16 9 |         almost word for word (cf. Ms A, 37r-37v). At the end
17 9 |         knew almost by heart (cf. Ms A, 47r). Decisive for fulfilling
18 9 |          the Teresian Carmel (cf. Ms C, 33v). But in a very special
19 9 |        true spiritual master (cf. Ms A, 83r). It should cause
20 10|         she boldly calls herself (Ms A, 56r·), must be taken
21 11|          secrets of the King (cf. Ms C, 2v·). By her life Thérèse
22 11|           the prime of youth (cf. Ms C, 4r). As such, she appears