Part, Chapter

 1    Pref         |       them forthwith, because he sees that the person to whom
 2    Life, VII    |          a remedy to this, as He sees it to be needful! Amen.~
 3    Life, VIII   |       once recollecting that God sees them.~3. It is true, indeed,
 4    Life, XI     |        then, will he do here who sees that, for many days, he
 5    Life, XI     |     trust He has in him—for He sees that, without any recompense,
 6    Life, XI     |         He gives it, His Majesty sees it to be necessary for them—
 7    Life, XIII   |       them unmanageable. When he sees us a little anxious about
 8    Life, XIII   |          of so great a King, and sees how little it pays of the
 9    Life, XIV    |            and no wonder; for it sees clearly that, even for a
10    Life, XIV    |       satisfaction, and the soul sees that it really does satisfy.
11    Life, XIV    |        afterwards, when the soul sees that all is over, and that
12    Life, XIV    |       great comfort; and then it sees clearly that it is travelling
13    Life, XV     |   nothing but a lie, and when he sees that the soul humbles itself
14    Life, XV     |         repeat his work, when he sees that he loses by it.~17.
15    Life, XV     |       budding. And this the soul sees most clearly, and it is
16    Life, XVI    |    endure for her Lord? She  ./. sees clearly that the martyrs
17    Life, XVI    |     which she must bear when she sees herself without Thee if
18    Life, XVI    |       and sleep is wearisome; it sees itself wasting the time
19    Life, XVII   |    prayer of quiet; for the soul sees itself to be other than
20    Life, XVII   |  possession of virtue; though it sees most clearly that it cannot,
21    Life, XVII   |        it was before; because it sees more clearly that it did
22    Life, XVII   |         person who looks on, and sees so many things, that he
23    Life, XVII   |         take pity on it, when He sees it so lost and so unquiet,
24    Life, XIX    |        more and more, because it sees clearly that neither for
25    Life, XIX    |          a cobweb can be hid; it sees its own misery; self-conceit
26    Life, XIX    |          to love Him? It neither sees nor hears, unless on compulsion:
27    Life, XIX    |        eat and ruminate upon, it sees now ready prepared. It sees,
28    Life, XIX    |      sees now ready prepared. It sees, so far as itself is concerned,
29    Life, XIX    |       prevails:~ ./. when a soul sees itself so near unto God,
30    Life, XIX    |        so near unto God, when it sees the difference there is
31    Life, XIX    |      those of earth, and when it sees the love which our Lord
32    Life, XX     |        it away at once. The soul sees distinctly that it seeks
33    Life, XX     |         do not say that the soul sees and hears when the rapture
34    Life, XX     |       God,—for then it neither sees, nor hears, nor perceives,
35    Life, XX     |   discerns nor considers what it sees.~27. What the body then
36    Life, XX     |        beforehand of victory. It sees most clearly how lightly
37    Life, XX     |          to recognize itself. It sees distinctly that all this
38    Life, XX     |       calls by that name; now it sees it to be the greatest lie,
39    Life, XX     |         everything.~36. The soul sees how blind men are to the
40    Life, XX     |          what labour in vain! It sees, too, not only the cobwebs
41    Life, XX     |        at its own perfection, it sees itself to be very unclean,
42    Life, XX     |    continue ignorant of that. It sees this, as it were, with the
43    Life, XXI    |          as I said before,297 it sees clearly that all is nothing,
44    Life, XXI    |         it cannot run away,—it sees itself chained and imprisoned;
45    Life, XXI    |        itself, at times, when it sees grave men—men given to
46    Life, XXII   |         withdraw Himself when He sees it be expedient for us,
47    Life, XXII   |       any other food, because it sees how much good it derives
48    Life, XXII   |        those He loves; and as He sees them receive it, so He gives,
49    Life, XXV    |          it may have done so, he sees that it is the understanding
50    Life, XXV    |       walk in the truth. When he sees the understanding of any
51    Life, XXV    |        pluck out his eyes; if he sees any one already blind, seeking
52    Life, XXV    |      playthings of a child,—he sees at once that such a one
53    Life, XXVIII |        sins; for though the soul sees that our Lord shows how
54    Life, XXIX   |         sufferings: but the soul sees no relief except in death,
55    Life, XXX    |       the effects, that the soul sees almost at once an improvement
56    Life, XXXI   |           yet the world, when it sees any one beginning to travel
57    Life, XXXI   |         me in abhorrence when he sees that mercies so great had
58    Life, XXXVII |       working in it.566 The soul sees clearly that God is not
59    Life, XXXVIII|           what a St. Paul!—she sees the things of heaven; or
60    Life, XXXIX  |      those graces which our Lord sees not to be expedient, I cannot
61    Life, XXXIX  |        cannot; or, if he speaks, sees that people do not listen
62    Life, XXXIX  | intelligibly to another, whom he sees to be a willing listener.~
63    Life, XXXIX  |          but I looked to Him who sees things as they really are,
64     Rel, II     |          —for I am as one that sees things far higher than I
65     Rel, V      |        swim, will think, when he sees people throw themselves
66     Rel, VII    |          it is of this kind: she sees nothing either outwardly
67     Rel, VII    |   because she is in the dark she sees him not, yet is certain
68     Rel, VII    |         ever before, for he  ./. sees that this is a gift of God,
69     Rel, VIII   |         is in union; and this it sees very clearly,—that is,
70     Rel, VIII   |    intent upon God, and the soul sees that it has no power to
71     Rel, VIII   |       Creator alone, and this it sees to be impossible unless
72     Rel, VIII   |          a risk of death, and it sees itself hanging between heaven
73     Rel, VIII   |      described and when the soul sees itself hindered and kept