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 1    Life, III     |  house than where she was. I looked more to the pleasure of
 2    Life, VI      |     I had the opportunity. I looked on my tears as a delusion;
 3    Life, IX      |      much of His beauty, and looked at pictures of Him. I was
 4    Life, IX      |       our Lord seems to have looked out for a way to make me
 5    Life, IX      | resolved for all goodness. I looked upon those tears of mine
 6    Life, XIX     |       with good reason; so I looked on none of them as an enemy,
 7    Life, XXVII   |   permittest eyes which have looked upon so much evil as those
 8    Life, XXVIII  |  careful consideration, they looked upon me as deficient in
 9    Life, XXIX    |  matters worse, because they looked on my doing so as a failure
10    Life, XXX     |   deceiving good men. I~ ./. looked upon myself as so wicked
11    Life, XXXI    |  appeared on my left hand. I looked at his mouth in particular,
12    Life, XXXI    |  when they left the choir. I looked on myself as doing service
13    Life, XXXII   | should have given it up, and looked out for some other way;
14    Life, XXXII   |   whom I spoke before;480 he looked on it—so, indeed, it was—
15    Life, XXXIV   |    ever; though I had always looked upon him as a man of great
16    Life, XXXVI   |  think so even now; I always looked upon it as the work of our
17    Life, XXXVI   |    the matter; and at once I looked upon it as safe.548~18.
18    Life, XXXIX   |    become attached, if I had looked only to myself; but I looked
19    Life, XXXIX   | looked only to myself; but I looked to Him who sees things as
20     Rel, III(644)|     but the nobles of Toledo looked on his request as unreasonable.