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 1 6 |         fire of charity for the soul, and right standards of
 2 8 | strengthens piety; it draws the soul to the pursuit of those
 3 8 |        it shines forth from the soul of a writer thirsting after
 4 9 |       We have taught that every soul, even though weighed down
 5 9 |       the Angels. What will the soul not dare with Him whose
 6 9 |   likeness of charity . . . the soul is wedded to the Word, when,
 7 9 |   affections. Consequently, the soul that loves, simply loves
 8 10| sentiments, and feelings of the soul, love is outstanding in
 9 11|      there broke forth from his soul these inspired words: "Happy
10 11|   inspired words: "Happy is the soul to whom it has been given
11 17|     rest is to give rest to the soul."23~
12 28|         honor did not tempt his soul, nor did he set his foot
13 29|          What can so enrich the soul that reflects upon it (the
14 31|         the frail vessel of thy soul, look at the star, call