Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   4|    offenses which I afterwards committed against Thee. It seems to
 2  Unic,   4|      as soon as they have been committed. He has even allowed the
 3  Unic,   5| presence of God, he might have committed the gravest offenses. As
 4  Unic,   7|   glory in it and the offences committed in this way against God
 5  Unic,  14|        be the only one to have committed so great a wrong and been
 6  Unic,  20|        all the offenses it has committed.~
 7  Unic,  20|       of the great sins I have committed, for which I have deserved
 8  Unic,  22|      of high treason, though I committed it in ignorance.~
 9  Unic,  27|       sins which I have myself committed.~
10  Unic,  30|       own sins, for, had I not committed so many, I should have been
11  Unic,  36|        not discover that I had committed any offence either against
12  Unic,  40|       remember the sins I have committed, cause me the greatest confusion
13  Unic,  40|     sins are not hidden; that, committed as they are in His Majesty'
14  Unic,  40|       see the offences we have committed. Oh, God help me, how blind
15 Lette,   0|      the offenses which I have committed against His Majesty. I have