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 1  Unic,   5|          Continues to tell of the grievous infirmities which she suffered
 2  Unic,   5|          sin at all; and the most grievous of mortal sins was to them
 3  Unic,   7|      choose the most delicate and grievous chastisement that I could
 4  Unic,   7|            when I had fallen into grievous faults, to be given favours,
 5  Unic,   7|         sicknesses and many other grievous trials all put together.
 6  Unic,   8|           this is one of the most grievous kinds of life which I think
 7  Unic,   8|    worldly affections. This is so grievous a conflict that I do not
 8  Unic,   9|           I could have wiped that grievous sweat from His face, but
 9  Unic,   9|          and for the pardon of my grievous sins. Knowing how grievous
10  Unic,   9|        grievous sins. Knowing how grievous they were, I never dared
11  Unic,  10|          on His Passion, with its grievous pains, and on His life,
12  Unic,  11|           me a favour. I know how grievous such trials are and I think
13  Unic,  13|       others, and to keep our own grievous sins before our eyes so
14  Unic,  13|         religious life, which are grievous ones -- its penances, its
15  Unic,  23|           And certainly this is a grievous trial to experience and
16  Unic,  26| outstanding ones, than to confess grievous sins, for I thought my confessors
17  Unic,  28|           of mine, for during the grievous persecutions which I suffered
18  Unic,  30|        times I suffered from more grievous bodily ills, and, if I had
19  Unic,  30|        devil, and one of the most grievous and subtle and dissembling
20  Unic,  32|          is greater than the most grievous tortures and pains. I could
21  Unic,  37|        there and not to regard my grievous sins. What I mean is that,