Contents
Table of Contents
The Inner Life of Dame Gertrude More
An Advertisement to the Reader
The Inner Life of Gertrude More
Chapter I: Dame Gerture More's Early Life
Chapter II: New Foundation at Cambray
Chapter III: Dame Gertrude's Difficulties
Chapter IV: Dame Gertrude Makes Her Profession
Chapter V: Dame Gertrude Enters on an Interior Life
Chapter VI: The Nature of Dame Gertrude's Propensity
Chapter VII: Dame Gertrude's Tenacity to her Intererior Course Justified
Chapter X: The Prayer of Imediate Acts
Chapter XI: The Prayer of Sensible Affections
Chapter XII: Dame Gertrude's Exercise of Mortification: Prayer and Mortification Compared
Chapter XIII: Dame Gertrude's Conduct as Regards Recreations, Conversations, etc.
Chapter XIV: Dame Gertrude's Conduct in Matters, Whether Obligatory or Indifferent
Chapter XV: Certain Practices Which Took the Place of Frequent Examination of Conscience
Chapter XVI: The Prayer of Aridity
Chapter XVII: Dame Gertrude's Sufferings During the First Two Years of her Religious Life
Chapter XVIII: Dame Gertrude's Sufferings From the Second to the Sixth Year of her Religious Life
Chapter XX: Dame Gertrude's Manner of Prayer at this Time
Chapter XXI: Dame Gertrude Attains to Contemplation by the Way of Love
Chapter XXII: Divine Calls the Root and Grounds of Holiness: A Writer Criticized
Chapter XXIII: Correspondence with Divine Inspirations the Principal Need of a Contemplative Soul
Chapter XXIV: The Principal Benefits of Attending to Divine Inpirations
Chapter XXV: Dame Gertrude's Fidelity to Divine Inspirations