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 1    Pref         |         reason requires we should look upon it as a sign of its
 2    Pref         |             The Princess a nun! I look on the house as ruined."
 3    Pref         |      which the Inquisitors should look into and examine: The book
 4    Pref         |        they come from God, and to look on them as proofs of sanctity,
 5    Pref         |        been so esteemed. And so I look upon this exaggeration of
 6    Life, II     |           take warning by me, and look carefully to this! So it
 7    Life, V      |         clearly came from Him—I look upon as a great mercy of
 8    Life, V      |          it were well for thee to look that danger in the face
 9    Life, VII    |       left in the world, let them look at least at that which concerns
10    Life, IX     |          was a help to me also to look on fields, water, and flowers.155
11    Life, XI     |               10. A beginner must look upon himself as making a
12    Life, XIII   |            since I have ceased to look after my ease and comforts.
13    Life, XIII   |           great virtue—we shall look upon all  ./. men as better
14    Life, XV     |       themselves this grace, must look upon themselves as such
15    Life, XV     |          greater perfection would look upon it as a reproach, and
16    Life, XIX    |      prayer, for the love of God, look well to this. They should
17    Life, XIX    |         as I said—falls, let it look to it again and again, for
18    Life, XXI    |          of the world, to see and look on the farce of this life,301
19    Life, XXV    |          greatly disgusted.~16. I look upon it as a most certain
20    Life, XXV    |         onwards, then it must not look upon it as safe. For though
21    Life, XXVI   |          of the Holy Spirit.~1. I look upon the courage which our
22    Life, XXVI   |          felt it so much,—for I look on this as an irreverent
23    Life, XXVI   |    cannotbe forgotten!~7. Who can look upon our Lord, covered with
24    Life, XXVI   |        for such a reward? Who can look at the torments of lost
25    Life, XXVII  |       evil as those of my soul to look upon Thee! May they never
26    Life, XXVII  |         after looking on Thee, to look upon vile things again!
27    Life, XXVIII |      required no great courage to look upon Hands and Face so beautiful.
28    Life, XXX    |      increase the pain, because I look upon myself as bound to
29    Life, XXXII  |          those walls, terrible to look on of themselves, hemmed
30    Life, XXXII  |        They were most horrible to look at; but, because I felt
31    Life, XXXII  |           fear of God,—I had to look at the very place which
32    Life, XXXIV  |     frequently to confession, and look to her soul in everything.
33    Life, XXXV   |         by night, unless we first look away from Him. People are
34    Life, XXXVI  |          of imperfections, that I look upon myself rather as a
35    Life, XXXVII |         be when I hear so many? I look upon it as impossible—
36    Life, XXXVII |           my Lord, I beseech Thee look to this; it must not be;
37    Life, XXXVII |       jest; on the contrary, they look upon it as an insult deliberately
38    Life, XXXVII |           of affronting those who look upon these things as touching
39    Life, XXXVIII|        wicked and base as I am, I look upon it as a great thing
40    Life, XXXVIII|      living in heaven, and that I look upon them only as really
41    Life, XXXVIII|         must it be, O my Lord, to look upon Thy beauty amid shapes
42    Life, XXXIX  |           are tied. Let us rather look to His Majesty, and give
43    Life, XXXIX  |         be that it is; however, I look on it as great boldness,
44    Life, XL     |           for after this vision I look upon everything which does
45    Life, XL     |         persons, to teach them to look upon our Lord as being in
46    Life, XL     | distinctly, and when we too shall look on the sins we have committed!
47    Life, XL     |         holy and few in number, I look down on the world as from
48    Life, XL     |           were the case, I should look upon myself as sufficiently
49    Life, XL     |           seem good, and you will look upon yourself as under an
50     Rel, I(622) |         were trying her spirit to look into the Scriptures, and
51     Rel, I      |         myself so improved that I look on myself as being a mass
52     Rel, I      |           to me now, and I cannot look at them.~15. The longings,
53     Rel, II     |      great needs of the Church, I look upon it as a mockery to
54     Rel, III    |  regardest the laws of the world. Look at Me, poor and despised
55     Rel, V      |        astonishment in us that we look on it as impossible, and
56     Rel, IX     |        and from that time forth I look at our Lord's Passion in