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 1   0, 47   |     this, for my memory is so bad that I should be delighted
 2   2, 8(34)|           Lit.: "excess is as bad as defect."] ~
 3   2, 12   |    intentions are always very bad, he has many legions of
 4   2, 14   |     because there are so many bad things -- snakes and vipers
 5   2, 14   |   soul which, though not in a bad state, is so completely
 6   1, 12   | suppose that, if it is such a bad thing to turn back, it would
 7   2, 8    |       and snow and floods and bad roads, to take a year over
 8   1, 5    |    worldly joys are in no way bad. To put it briefly, worldly
 9   1, 10   |     we worry over what is not bad at all, but good, and think
10   3, 10   |      quickly, he will go from bad to worse. I am aware how
11   1, 7    |  communicates His favours are bad or good. His Majesty knows
12   4, 9    |       advance would be a very bad sign. A soul which has once
13   1, 6    | longer, as a rule, than other bad illnesses do. For, after
14   4, 11   | concerned, it seems not to be bad enough to blind us altogether,
15   7, 14   |  exposure to it would be very bad for the brain and the head,
16  11, 4    |    God. It really is quite as bad as this. For, while the
17  11, 6    |     for it is really quite as bad as that. ~
18   2, 9    |    think, sisters, as I am so bad at explaining myself, I
19   4, 11   |     then, the soul has a very bad time, for, however much
20   4, 19   |      and if you find anything bad, that it has been said by