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 1    Life, XVI  | courageously in earnest for God, looks upon loss or gain indifferently.
 2    Life, XVII |        of God: like a person who looks on, and sees so many things,
 3    Life, XIX  |           anything of itself. It looks upon itself as most unworthy—
 4    Life, XIX  |          wretchedness! It really looks on itself as nothingness,
 5    Life, XX   |         as in a place of safety, looks down on those below; it
 6    Life, XX   |     raises to this state! how it looks down upon everything, entangled
 7    Life, XX   |        Thy presence?"295 When it looks on this Divine Sun, the
 8    Life, XX   |    thereof dazzles it,—when it looks on itself, its eyes are
 9    Life, XXVII|        one another only by their looks. It must be so here, though
10    Life, XXIX |         And though I see that He looks upon me at times with great
11     Rel, VIII |        for the body, on which it looks as a thick wall which hinders