The same path was marked out for her by God.

Did she, like these holy women, attain the end?
God alone knows.

Our part is only to pray that such may have been the case, and we are allowed to hope it.

Those among our readers who are not acquainted with the ecstatic life from the writings of those who have lived it, will find information on this subject in the Introduction of Goerres to the writings of Henry Suso, published at Ratisbonne in 1829.
Since many pious Christians, in order to render their life one perpetual act of adoration, endeavour to see in their daily employments a symbolical representation of some manner of honouring God, and offer it to him in union with the merits of Christ, it cannot appear extraordinary that those holy souls who pass from an active life to one of suffering and contemplation, should sometimes see their spiritual labours under the form of those earthly occupations which formerly filled their days.

Then their acts were prayers; now their prayers are acts; but the form remains the same.