Part, Chapter

 1     Int, Arg  |       this world, though not by merit but only through the goodness
 2    Pref       |       graces are given, not for merit, nor because one is stronger;
 3    Life, VII  |        will escape from it with merit; and I believe that he who
 4    Life, VIII |        become perfect, so as to merit the joys and consolations
 5    Life, X    |      the blessed see how little merit they had, every one of them
 6    Life, X    |   bestows His gifts without any merit whatever on our part; and
 7    Life, XI   |        is a resolution of great merit; but we very often take
 8    Life, XVIII| Attainable on Earth, Not by Our Merit, But by the Goodness of
 9    Life, XXXI |      bestowed on me without any merit on my part: and I always
10    Life, XXXIV|    knows the true worth of that merit which is gained by suffering
11    Life, XXXIV|        greatly to suffer and to merit. They are strong with a
12    Life, XXXIX|       not mean that there is no merit in it at all, nor that it
13     Rel, III  |   should be like this; that the merit of those in them would be
14     Rel, III  |  meriting lies in fruition? No; merit lies only in doing, in suffering,