Part, Chapter

 1  Intr,   0|       contemplation? At first sight, and judging from what the
 2  Unic,   6|       when one understands by sight and experience what can
 3  Unic,   6|   graces they possess. If the sight of the body gives them pleasure
 4  Unic,  15|      are without blame in the sight of the Lord? Oh, my sisters
 5  Unic,  16|       to vanquish him? What a sight it would have been, daughters,
 6  Unic,  19|   gain in many years. For our sight is poor and the dust which
 7  Unic,  20|   quite large enough, for the sight of a great deal of water
 8  Unic,  28|       not sailed quite out of sight of land, they do what they
 9  Unic,  28|      and the soul's spiritual sight becomes clear. Those who
10  Unic,  34|       feast themselves on the sight of Him since He is thus
11  Unic,  34|       nobody could endure the sight -- in fact, there would
12  Unic,  34|     or more attractive to the sight than upon Him Who so dearly
13  Unic,  36|    that I am so guilty in Thy sight that everything I might
14  Unic,  36|       graces in His Majesty's sight than they could gain in
15  Unic,  42| desires are acceptable in Thy sight. O my God and Lord, deliver