Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|    discipline is often more to blame than temperament:~Digo en
 2  Unic,   4|      have none, and none is to blame but I. For, had I repaid
 3  Unic,   7|      only deceiving others. No blame for this is to be attributed
 4  Unic,   7|    creatures are really not to blame, for they only do what they
 5  Unic,   7|     said this, unless it be to blame myself the more for my wicked
 6  Unic,  15|        I do not know who is to blame for this. Most certainly
 7  Unic,  19|       these people were not to blame when they blamed me. I do
 8  Unic,  22|    want to think that I was to blame for this, for I grieve greatly
 9  Unic,  23|       I should be very much to blame, he added, if I were not
10  Unic,  26|      enough to clear them from blame, and I myself shall blame
11  Unic,  26|      blame, and I myself shall blame no one who may so speak
12  Unic,  29|      His own place, and not to blame me, since he was one of
13  Unic,  36|      Rule a harsh one, let her blame her own lack of spirituality
14  Unic,  39| Forgive me, then, my Lord, and blame me not if I try to take