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 1  Unic,   1     |        in childhood to a love of virtue and what a help it is in
 2  Unic,   1     |         inclined to anything but virtue. They themselves had many
 3  Unic,   1     |       resembled their parents in virtue, except myself, though I
 4  Unic,   2     |         associate with people of virtue.~~
 5  Unic,   2     |         s natural inclination to virtue, and was greatly influenced
 6  Unic,   2     |    should have remained sound in virtue. For, if at that time I
 7  Unic,   3     |      others it would have been a virtue, though in me it was a great
 8  Unic,   4     |         my faults and makes some virtue of mine to shine forth in
 9  Unic,   5     |         all this I thought was a virtue, though that cannot serve
10  Unic,   5     |        blind that I thought it a virtue to be grateful and loyal
11  Unic,   5     |         us, yet we consider it a virtue not to break off friendships
12  Unic,   5     |        they see them inclined to virtue. Even in order to obtain
13  Unic,   6     |       did not notably advance in virtue, for he gives very real
14  Unic,   6     |    strength and insufficiency of virtue can achieve if Thou be not
15  Unic,   7     |          not all mistake sin for virtue, as I so often did! It is
16  Unic,   7     |          house -- one leading to virtue and the observance of the
17  Unic,   7     |        did and reveal some small virtue, if I had any, and magnify
18  Unic,   7     |        imagining a state of real virtue. This accounts for my tears
19  Unic,   7     |          are not strengthened in virtue; they have so many enemies
20  Unic,  10     | practised penitence and attained virtue. May His Majesty be blessed
21  Unic,  12     |   progress which we make in this virtue: otherwise, we lose everything.
22  Unic,  12     |          I have spoken. For that virtue has this excellent trait --
23  Unic,  12     |          as it would have been a virtue in me to be, but only about
24  Unic,  13     |         becomes quite perfect in virtue; and there are not many
25  Unic,  13     |   righteousness and hold fast to virtue, but it will mean advancing
26  Unic,  13     |       was so poverty stricken in virtue, it would lead them into
27  Unic,  13     |          has made me stronger in virtue, many persons have derived
28  Unic,  13     |       for we all have a zeal for virtue and so we must learn to
29  Unic,  13     |       that we think this to be a virtue, and a sign of perfection
30  Unic,  13     |          us to acquire one great virtue -- namely, to consider all
31  Unic,  13     |          beg Him to give us this virtue, which, if we exert our
32  Unic,  14     |         them nearer to that true Virtue from Whom all virtues spring --
33  Unic,  14     |  fragrance of the little buds of virtue which seemed to be beginning
34  Unic,  14     |       had never been any kind of virtue in it at all. The soul suffers
35  Unic,  18     |       thus helps the ignorant! O virtue of obedience, that canst
36  Unic,  23     |     outset of a soul's growth in virtue, for I was quite unable
37  Unic,  23     |      confession; and through the virtue of the Sacrament of Confession
38  Unic,  24(195)|     devoted herself to a life of virtue, and helped St. Teresa,
39  Unic,  31     |       holy water must have great virtue. For my own part, whenever
40  Unic,  31     |        it seemed to be a kind of virtue, and humility, but I can
41  Unic,  31     |        person the fault may be a virtue, and his critic, in whom
42  Unic,  31     |      determination to advance in virtue, and some of them give up
43  Unic,  31     |       that anyone has acquired a virtue when he has not tested it
44  Unic,  31     |   occasions of sin, so that this virtue, which the Lord had begun
45  Unic,  31     |         Lord begins to implant a virtue in us, it must be esteemed
46  Unic,  31     |        in which he may gain this virtue that he will soon have more
47  Unic,  31     |             that would have been virtue -- but because of all the
48  Unic,  31     |         a little ashamed. For my virtue had not reached the point
49  Unic,  32(262)|        upon certain religious in virtue of teaching posts held by
50  Unic,  33     |   extremely particular about the virtue of never doing the slightest
51  Unic,  36     |       slight failing in a single virtue is sufficient to deaden
52  Unic,  38     |       very great trengthening in virtue. May He be blessed and praised
53  Unic,  39     |     served to sustain the little virtue that I had in desiring to
54  Unic,  40     |        physician, it would be no virtue in him to fail to thank