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 1    Life, XI     |        clinging to anything upon earth, but having all our thoughts
 2    Life, XI     |        them resolutely above the earth; and yet, with all this,
 3    Life, XII    |   thinking even of the things of earth, God gave me grace to understand
 4    Life, XIII   |        so mean that we think the earth would fail us under our
 5    Life, XIV    |          joy is not to be had on earth; that there are no riches,
 6    Life, XIV    |      satisfy. Now, we who are on earth, as it seems to me, scarcely
 7    Life, XIV    |         and all the joys  ./. of earth; for He seems to be filling
 8    Life, XIV    |           so that this miserable earth of mine becomes a heap of
 9    Life, XV     |          it should not belong to earth; because He, of His goodness,
10    Life, XV     |         to do with her Lord, and earth with heaven? or words of
11    Life, XV     |              in this our life on earth, the growth of the soul
12    Life, XVII   |       possible, I think, here on earth.~15. Do you, my father,
13    Life, XVIII  |          Our Lord. Attainable on Earth, Not by Our Merit, But by
14    Life, XVIII  |      occupied with the things of earth is amazed that he is unable
15    Life, XVIII  |       when they are committed to earth so vile. It is not Thy wont,
16    Life, XVIII  |    blessings which may be had on earth, if Thou wouldst but bestow
17    Life, XIX    |     itself to be unworthy of the earth it treads on. It has recourse
18    Life, XIX    |    things of heaven and those of earth, and when it sees the love
19    Life, XX     |          raining down upon us on earth. And when we are giving
20    Life, XX     |       mists from the face of the earth, and carries it away out
21    Life, XX     |          thus lifted up from the earth, how could I help it? Though
22    Life, XX     |       though it be mortal and of earth so foul, such as it is through
23    Life, XX     |  estrangement from the things of earth is wrought, which makes
24    Life, XX     |         may, there is nothing on earth that can be its companion.
25    Life, XX     |          it wishes for none from earth, and it is not there either;
26    Life, XX     |     crucified between heaven and earth, enduring its passion: receiving
27    Life, XXI    |   pleased to distinguish them on earth in such a way that—so
28    Life, XXI    |       the soul utterly away from earth, and gives it dominion over
29    Life, XXII   |       angels while we are on the earth, and so much on the earth
30    Life, XXII   |        earth, and so much on the earth as I was, is an act of folly.
31    Life, XXII   |          the consolations of the earth are already abandoned,—
32    Life, XXII   |         that it is burdened with earth, and hindered in a thousand
33    Life, XXII   |          to seek consolations on earth. How is it, I ask, that
34    Life, XXV    |      might go forth over all the earth, proclaiming Thy faithfulness
35    Life, XXVII  |     cannot well be understood on earth, though we may desire ever
36    Life, XXVII  |         both. In the same way on earth, two persons of sound sense,
37    Life, XXVII  |        us loathe all the joys of earth; for they are all but dross;
38    Life, XXVII  |          believe, than he was on earth. Our Lord said to me on
39    Life, XXVIII |    flowing on the surface of the earth. Not that there is anything
40    Life, XXX    |         water remains not in the earth, but is continually welling
41    Life, XXXI   |     perfect, he is living on the earth, subject to its miseries,
42    Life, XXXI   |          their soul still on the earth? Why has it not arrived
43    Life, XXXII  |          many deaths. If here on earth we see one whom we specially
44    Life, XXXIII |     thinking that even the whole earth is too little for it! how
45    Life, XXXIII |      which all the splendours of earth, so to say, are a daubing
46    Life, XXXIV  |        to be alive to nothing on earth.~14. May His Majesty hold
47    Life, XXXIV  |         to let it live long upon earth! He who has this love should
48    Life, XXXVI  |         my joy with any man upon earth; and the very grounds of
49    Life, XXXVI  |        and then thinking what on earth I could have chosen which
50    Life, XXXVIII|    ourselves who are detained on earth.~5. When I was staying with
51    Life, XXXVIII|           while those who are on earth are so dead, that the whole
52    Life, XXXVIII|         are all the dignities of earth; it was a great lesson,
53    Life, XXXVIII|          own power to acquire on earth. It fills the soul with
54    Life, XXXVIII|        up from the depths of the earth on my right hand, and I
55    Life, XXXIX  |       insight into the things of earth to have to discuss them
56     Rel, I(622) |        that all the pleasures of earth together are not comparable
57     Rel, I(622) | mortifications.~"21. All that on earth may give her any pleasure,
58     Rel, I(622) |         the servants of God upon earth, tell her that her state
59     Rel, III    |          dominion over the whole earth. I understood the meaning
60     Rel, IV     |     helped me; and as nothing on earth, I thought, had any attractions
61     Rel, IV     |        He never came down to the earth except in the most Holy
62     Rel, V      |          above all the things of earth, with nothing remaining
63     Rel, VIII   |         all the satisfactions of earth would be always loathsome
64     Rel, VIII   |       hanging between heaven and earth, not knowing what to do
65     Rel, VIII   |          different from those of earth. I gather, therefore, from
66     Rel, IX     |        Him, so to speak, here on earth; for it is not the Humanity