Part, Chapter

 1   1, 2 |       shame, that, through our own fault, we do not understand ourselves,
 2   2, 2 |        other hand, through its own fault, leaves this spring and
 3   2, 15|          should, through their own fault, go out again into this
 4   2, 16|         she would think any little fault on the part of the sisters
 5   2, 18|          to the sisters, where the fault was a grave one: to say
 6   1, 3 |        lost so much through my own fault? I shall not complain that
 7   1, 5 | intolerable degree, and through no fault of their own, but from which
 8   2, 2 |            even though they are at fault they gain a great deal in
 9   2, 6 |            have is somebody else's fault and represent it to themselves
10   2, 12|            we lose through our own fault. All the more so because,
11   2, 12|            obtain them. But if the fault is not yours, the Lord is
12   1, 2 |            that it will not be our fault if we miss anything may
13   2, 2 |           incorrect in any way the Fault is not mine). When the warm
14   3, 2 |      afterwards, through their own fault, are lost! From this, sisters,
15   3, 8 |            entirely through my own fault. For we do not require great
16   3, 12|          thing, and, when we see a fault in someone, we should be
17   4, 5 |           frustrated through their fault? Oh, my daughters, how ready
18   4, 12|            and all through our own fault. For, true though it is
19   8, 6 |       obligation to serve Him. Any fault which he commits, therefore,
20   1, 2 |            important it is that no fault of yours should hinder the
21   2, 7 |            were it not for our own fault! The words of Jesus Christ