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1 4 |      reason; and, lastly, the soul attains its native nobility
2 4 |       endeavour, with all his soul, to be able to say himself,
3 4 |    these degrees, indeed, the soul goes upward to consummate
4 4 |      that inward peace of the soul, there springs forth spontaneously
5 4 |      of charity that the just soul, in whom God dwells by grace,
6 6 |       let us give days to the soul...Let us live to God a little
7 6 |       away from witnesses the soul might give attention; nay
8 13| clearly teaches: " The devout soul makes progress in silence
9 13|      dissipated powers of his soul on God himself and on the