Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   9|     though it desired to rest the miserable habits which now enslaved
 2  Unic,  10|       great things. For we are so miserable and so much attracted by
 3  Unic,  11|         to know by experience how miserable we are, lest what happened
 4  Unic,  11|    indisposition, for we are such miserable creatures that this poor
 5  Unic,  13|          is we who are faulty and miserable.~
 6  Unic,  14|           already rising from its miserable condition and gaining some
 7  Unic,  14|          in this garden, and this miserable earth will become a dunghill
 8  Unic,  15|          and wickedness and their miserable and wretched nature, they
 9  Unic,  15|       against falling; for we are miserable sinners. What I strongly
10  Unic,  18|    wretched, so base, so weak, so miserable and so worthless, who, though
11  Unic,  18|          Lord has granted to this miserable woman, and who think that
12  Unic,  19|      could my soul find any rest? Miserable creature that it was, it
13  Unic,  20|         we desire it? It is but a miserable ease with which it provides
14  Unic,  21|         which He has treated this miserable sinner may do something
15  Unic,  29|           dost Thou work upon Thy miserable slave! Thou didst hide Thyself
16  Unic,  30|      value in the prayers of this miserable creature, which made me
17  Unic,  30|         myself and realize what a miserable creature I am and then I
18  Unic,  30|         does not mind living this miserable life and bears its existence
19  Unic,  31|       mercy upon his soul, and I, miserable though I am, had done what
20  Unic,  31| resolutely he may trample earth's miserable limitations beneath his
21  Unic,  31|           on much better. So this miserable concern for my honour prevented
22  Unic,  34|         Majesty. And for my part, miserable creature though I am, I
23  Unic,  36|           Oh, God help me! What a miserable life is this! There is no
24  Unic,  37|            for He understands our miserable nature, liable as it is
25  Unic,  37|           Thee to keep me in this miserable life, which I endure for
26  Unic,  38|          revealed to a wicked and miserable creature like myself, so
27  Unic,  38|           because we are weak and miserable creatures, to rejoice in
28  Unic,  39|          myself would show me how miserable I should be if He withdrew
29  Unic,  40|        like in a body as weak and miserable as mine is.~
30  Unic,  40|          light may enlighten this miserable creature, so lacking in
31 Lette,   0|       written about so many of my miserable deeds and have thus called