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 1  Intr,   0|          of her writings: we must look for it by going deeper.~
 2  Intr,   0|         possible for Spaniards to look back from a great distance
 3  Unic,   4|          not my intention. When I look back on these actions of
 4  Unic,   5|          my soul, if thou wouldst look at the danger from which
 5  Unic,   7|          for some days. I went to look after him, more afflicted
 6  Unic,   7|       world and there are few who look askance at these; but if
 7  Unic,   9|           used also to help me to look at a field, or water, or
 8  Unic,  11|      these things: to us they may look like faults, but they are
 9  Unic,  13|           strive, then, always to look at the virtues and the good
10  Unic,  15|        themselves have this grace look upon themselves as His friends
11  Unic,  15|     importance, and they must not look upon it as a low ideal,
12  Unic,  16|     freedom we enjoy! It makes us look upon having to live and
13  Unic,  17|      quite well fed and would not look at ordinary food; yet he
14  Unic,  17|         he does not know where to look next: as he sees one thing
15  Unic,  19|            the soul falls, let it look to it -- for the love of
16  Unic,  19|          love of the Lord, let it look to it -- lest the devil
17  Unic,  20|     hither by the Lord, which can look upon everything without
18  Unic,  20|          mighty eagle that it can look this Sun full in the face;
19  Unic,  21|          intercourse with all, to look at this farce of a life
20  Unic,  22|         cannot gladly bear when I look at Thee as Thou stoodest
21  Unic,  22|          show us the way; we must look at His life -- that is our
22  Unic,  22|         good Friend in Christ. We look at Him as a Man; we think
23  Unic,  23|          a servant of God, should look at it and tell me what I
24  Unic,  26|           fight with the devils I look upon as one of the great
25  Unic,  27|     without seeing each other, we look at each other face to face
26  Unic,  27|       more accustom themselves to look on base things and may nothing
27  Unic,  28|     illumines them throws all who look upon such supernatural loveliness
28  Unic,  28|            It is as if we were to look at a very clear stream,
29  Unic,  28|    portrait is done, it can never look completely natural: one
30  Unic,  29|         of doing this: we have to look at it when the Lord is pleased
31  Unic,  29|          to reveal it to us -- to look as He wills and at whatever
32  Unic,  29|            whatever we may do, or look at it when we like or refrain
33  Unic,  29|       looking at it. If we try to look at any particular part of
34  Unic,  29|      henceforward it would always look to me like that, and so
35  Unic,  29|           nobody, however, did it look like this except to myself.
36  Unic,  32|   punishment of certain vices. To look at, they seemed to me much
37  Unic,  32|          Who, then, could bear to look upon a soul's endless sufferings
38  Unic,  32|          I do not know how we can look on so calmly and see the
39  Unic,  32|     constant fear of God. And yet look at the place where the devils
40  Unic,  33|           was right. So I went to look at the little house, and
41  Unic,  37|          of Thee. We have only to look at Thy person to see at
42  Unic,  38|       advantage for us: merely to look up towards the heavens makes
43  Unic,  39|       when the soul is not on the look out, it will find itself
44  Unic,  40|         others. He never fails to look after me; sometimes I am
45  Unic,  40| companions are few and saintly, I look down upon the world as from