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 1  Intr,   0    |      friends, from the world, from worldly honour, and -- the last
 2  Unic,   1    |            sacrifice at all. Since worldly people have so little respect
 3  Unic,   1    |     petitions. Let us not pray for worldly things, my sisters. It makes
 4  Unic,   3    |          of sin and the society of worldly people. This is a very great
 5  Unic,   3    |            I have said, to live as worldly men do, and yet inwardly
 6  Unic,   6    |           like to take pleasure in worldly things, delights, honours
 7  Unic,  12    |            the world, however, for worldly trappings will be a great
 8  Unic,  13    |       house you have risked losing worldly honour and forgone it (for
 9  Unic,  13    | mortification and an attachment to worldly things and to self-interest
10  Unic,  13    |           have any more to do with worldly things, for her delight
11  Unic,  14    |            in business matters and worldly conventions but have great
12  Unic,  16(45)|            her knowledge of such a worldly game as chess. The allegory,
13  Unic,  19    |            and it even freezes all worldly affections, when it is combined
14  Unic,  19    |           Certainly, then, nothing worldly has warmth enough left in
15  Unic,  20    |           play, sisters, and these worldly friendships, good though
16  Unic,  20    |        knows no other language. So worldly people will neither weary
17  Unic,  21    |       without running into danger! Worldly people like to take life
18  Unic,  21    |     practise humility; despise all worldly things; and believe firmly
19  Unic,  22    |        Paternoster and thinking of worldly things -- well, words fail
20  Unic,  28    |        from play, for it sees that worldly things are nothing but toys;
21  Unic,  29    |            to keep out all that is worldly and to dwell in that Paradise
22  Unic,  31    |           though when attending to worldly affairs they are dull and
23  Unic,  31    |            we shall have to forget worldly things, all of which the
24  Unic,  32    |           shall presently explain. Worldly people will do a great deal
25  Unic,  34    |       business and occupations and worldly hindrances, he seems to
26  Unic,  40    |         can love vanities, riches, worldly pleasures or honours? Can
27  Unic,  40    |       deserves that name, of which worldly vanities have robbed it.
28  Unic,  41    |            say a little about this worldly love, which, for my sins,
29  Unic,  41    |          had this true fear of God worldly people would have been poisonous
30  Unic,  41    |         Him. It may be as it is in worldly intercourse: a person is