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 1  Unic,   1|             If I had not been so wicked it would have been a help
 2  Unic,   5|         had been strict, I am so wicked that I should have looked
 3  Unic,   5|       they will stop at nothing. Wicked as I have been, I have never
 4  Unic,   5|          I, on the other, was so wicked, and for many other reasons.~
 5  Unic,   7|       they had that I was not so wicked was the result of their
 6  Unic,   7|        of the sisters when I was wicked and they were good: just
 7  Unic,   7|    certainly have led me, who am wicked, down to hell, had not the
 8  Unic,   7|         for those who want to be wicked it is not so much a remedy
 9  Unic,   7|        there, if they want to be wicked, they cannot long hide their
10  Unic,   7|     blame myself the more for my wicked life; for, after witnessing
11  Unic,   8|          reading about anyone so wicked, and I sincerely hope that
12  Unic,   8|  friendship. Those of us who are wicked, and whose nature is not
13  Unic,   8|          for so long with such a wicked creature as I -- and it
14  Unic,   8|       what other person, however wicked he may be, can have any
15  Unic,  10|          am judging others by my wicked self, and that there may
16  Unic,  10|      thus far said concerning my wicked life and sins be published.
17  Unic,  10|       related of one so base and wicked as I.~
18  Unic,  10|         thought that I am such a wicked one! So Your Reverence must
19  Unic,  12|       and I knew myself to be so wicked that even when it came to
20  Unic,  13|        If some of them have been wicked, the good will shine the
21  Unic,  15|         was what happened to me, wicked as I am.~
22  Unic,  18|         not even a good one, but wicked.~
23  Unic,  19| continuing prayer, when I was so wicked, that, as I have said, for
24  Unic,  19|         break when I write this, wicked that I am.~
25  Unic,  19|      great favours, was still as wicked as I, approach God in prayer?
26  Unic,  19|       often with tears, I was so wicked that all this could avail
27  Unic,  20|         afraid, because I was so wicked, I could never believe that
28  Unic,  20|       knowing it to have been so wicked and seeing it now aspiring
29  Unic,  22|       soul, for, being always so wicked, I saw that to do this would
30  Unic,  22|         only beginners, and very wicked, let us strive ever to bear
31  Unic,  23|         time to escape from such wicked deeds and habits. Praised
32  Unic,  23|        have to do with anyone as wicked as I. He began to pay me
33  Unic,  23|          see me because I was so wicked.~
34  Unic,  23|         it very clear to him how wicked I was), these two servants
35  Unic,  24|          should be bound to grow wicked again, not supposing that
36  Unic,  25|         they said, realizing how wicked my life was, and supposing
37  Unic,  27|          us all: no one, however wicked, can be excluded from His
38  Unic,  28|       been more than so base and wicked a person could bear: knowing
39  Unic,  28|         of His judgment upon the wicked. Here we find true humility
40  Unic,  28|         I had previously been so wicked, I concluded, I could not
41  Unic,  28|        good people to a weak and wicked woman like myself, and a
42  Unic,  30|      having so recently seen how wicked I was, he could not bring
43  Unic,  30|          Job, although, being so wicked, I am not myself tempted
44  Unic,  32|        His grace. I recall that, wicked creature though I was, I
45  Unic,  32|       and the affliction for the wicked, I desired to find some
46  Unic,  33|       other things concerning my wicked life, when there came upon
47  Unic,  34|          knowing myself to be so wicked, I could not bear this.
48  Unic,  36|        His Majesty had taken me, wicked as I am, to be His instrument.
49  Unic,  36|        in saying that I was more wicked than other nuns, and in
50  Unic,  36|         At other times, like the wicked and imperfect woman I am,
51  Unic,  36|         it through a creature as wicked and as base as I. And I
52  Unic,  37|      have been granted to one as wicked as I. But in obedience to
53  Unic,  37|       who knows herself to be as wicked as I should be afraid.~
54  Unic,  38|        my Lord, as revealed to a wicked and miserable creature like
55  Unic,  38|        to me. He reminded me how wicked my life had been and made
56  Unic,  38|  consecration, and that, however wicked the priest who pronounces
57  Unic,  39|         I was afraid, seeing how wicked I was, that the favours