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 1  Unic,   4| Certainly distress for my great sins is often tempered by the
 2  Unic,   4|       been so! But about venial sins I troubled very little and
 3  Unic,   4|     hiding my evil deeds and my sins as soon as they have been
 4  Unic,   5|        sometimes weeping for my sins, they thought that I was
 5  Unic,   5|         most grievous of mortal sins was to them only venial.
 6  Unic,   5|        astray because of my own sins. I myself led many others
 7  Unic,   5|       true of me, because of my sins.~
 8  Unic,   5|  certain things were not mortal sins which I have since seen
 9  Unic,   5|      temperate in recounting my sins, which I have presented
10  Unic,   7|         by the fact that, as my sins grew in number, I began
11  Unic,   7|     frequented equally, for our sins cause the more imperfect
12  Unic,   7|    bounty regarded not my great sins but the desires which I
13  Unic,   7|       making some amends for my sins, although my sins were so
14  Unic,   7|        for my sins, although my sins were so numerous that everything
15  Unic,   8|     hardly any notice of venial sins; as to mortal sins, although
16  Unic,   8|       venial sins; as to mortal sins, although afraid of them,
17  Unic,   8| perseveres, notwithstanding the sins, temptations and falls of
18  Unic,   8|     this practice, however many sins he may commit, should ever
19  Unic,   9|       so, for the gravity of my sins stood in the way. I used
20  Unic,   9|      too, of my ingratitude and sins. But when it came to heavenly
21  Unic,   9|       the pardon of my grievous sins. Knowing how grievous they
22  Unic,  10|      the fortitude of which our sins have deprived us. And a
23  Unic,  10|   concerning my wicked life and sins be published. I give this
24  Unic,  10|       all, except to confess my sins, about doing which I have
25  Unic,  11|     they have repented of their sins (though clearly they have,
26  Unic,  13|       into effect; but, for our sins, those who are not over-cautious
27  Unic,  13|      the distress caused by the sins and failings which we see
28  Unic,  13|        to keep our own grievous sins before our eyes so that
29  Unic,  14|      that we have caused by our sins. This satisfaction resides
30  Unic,  14|        the greater have been my sins, the more has the great
31  Unic,  15|       benefit and piling up its sins and imperfections so as
32  Unic,  15|       deaths rather than commit sins, find it necessary, if they
33  Unic,  19|       should be quite free from sins. Oh how far this hope led
34  Unic,  19|      well chastise us for these sins, but in fact He makes use
35  Unic,  20|      purgatory, or of the great sins I have committed, for which
36  Unic,  23|        which may even have been sins (though I improved after
37  Unic,  23|     lest on account of my great sins God might be blinding me
38  Unic,  23|  general account of my life and sins that I could (not in confession,
39  Unic,  26|        the Lord recalls my past sins to me, especially when He
40  Unic,  26|        than to confess grievous sins, for I thought my confessors
41  Unic,  27|       How few such, through our sins, are there now! Alas, alas!
42  Unic,  27|     make you do penance for the sins which I have myself committed.~
43  Unic,  28|        saw was the result of my sins. They repeated to one another
44  Unic,  30|       had arisen were due to my sins.~
45  Unic,  30|        added to this are my own sins, for, had I not committed
46  Unic,  31|      one of the most abominable sins that I had ever heard of --
47  Unic,  31|   though he confessed his other sins, when it came to that one,
48  Unic,  31|         suffer on account of my sins.~
49  Unic,  31|         Majesty would reveal my sins to him, so that he might
50  Unic,  31|         to make him aware of my sins. That seemed to bring me
51  Unic,  31|   seemed to bring me relief. My sins have made me very scrupulous
52  Unic,  32|         she had merited for her sins. Describes a part of what
53  Unic,  32|      which I had merited for my sins. This happened in the briefest
54  Unic,  33|   Dominic, thinking of the many sins which in times past I had
55  Unic,  33|        I was now cleansed of my sins. When the clothing was ended,
56  Unic,  37|       not to regard my grievous sins. What I mean is that, if
57  Unic,  37|        many. And, unless for my sins the Lord allows this memory
58  Unic,  38|       delivered me from so many sins, He will not let me out
59  Unic,  38|         which I deserved for my sins, and I gave great praises
60  Unic,  39|       not hear me because of my sins. He appeared to me as on
61  Unic,  39|      delivered souls from grave sins, and has led others to greater
62  Unic,  40|      which, when I remember the sins I have committed, cause
63  Unic,  40|       many foul things, like my sins, should have been pictured
64  Unic,  40|     most foul and dishonourable sins and could make them realize
65  Unic,  40|         them realize that their sins are not hidden; that, committed