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 1  Unic,   2|            humbly that she is doing wrong; this is so serious a matter
 2  Unic,   2|                       It seems very wrong, my daughters, that great
 3  Unic,   4|      merited that name. It would be wrong of us to look for any other
 4  Unic,   4|            for each other cannot be wrong, but I do not think anyone
 5  Unic,   4|         except to say that they are wrong in anyone, and, in a prioress,
 6  Unic,   5|         know this, but you would be wrong: it happened that I had
 7  Unic,  11|    indulgence, and it would be very wrong if everybody were not sorry
 8  Unic,  12|              where it would be very wrong if they did not), but exteriorly
 9  Unic,  13|             for, although these are wrong, they are not things which
10  Unic,  15|          when not to do it would be wrong, but I have not the discretion (
11  Unic,  16|       himself, but he will be quite wrong. In his early stages he
12  Unic,  16| contemplation. I may, of course, be wrong about this, as I am judging
13  Unic,  19|           shall not think it at all wrong (if it be possible, I mean,
14  Unic,  21|               Someone else got into wrong ways", "Some other person,
15  Unic,  22|             when I arrived I got it wrong. So I decided to tell her
16  Unic,  22|            so you want us all to go wrong: you cannot know what mental
17  Unic,  22|          told that he has taken the wrong road, and has lost his way,
18  Unic,  22|              Who can say that it is wrong if, before we begin reciting
19  Unic,  23|     continually giving, it would be wrong for us not to be entirely
20  Unic,  24|       another, and it would be very wrong of us not to think about
21  Unic,  25|             words will get into the wrong order. In these two kinds
22  Unic,  30|            so, if there is anything wrong with it, the reason will
23  Unic,  36|       either in word or in deed, to wrong one who, like myself, has
24  Unic,  36|         believe I would forgive any wrong if Thou wouldst forgive
25  Unic,  36|          our way; we have taken the wrong path from the very beginning.
26  Unic,  36|         people call wrongs, but any wrong, however grave, you need
27  Unic,  36|            which pass away. A great wrong, or a great trial, may cause
28  Unic,  36|            a person who has done it wrong. For such a soul remembers
29  Unic,  39|           what is good in others is wrong in herself.~
30  Unic,  40|             try to find out what is wrong with them, say their prayers,
31  Unic,  41|           our neighbour. It is very wrong to think that everyone who