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 1  Unic,   7|     your grief at any notorious fault which you may see in one
 2  Unic,   7|        God any sister who is at fault and strive for your own
 3  Unic,   7|    which is the opposite of her fault with great perfection. Make
 4  Unic,   8|        not this through our own fault. Oh, sisters, for the love
 5  Unic,  10|        he lose them through any fault of his own.~
 6  Unic,  10|        and she would rather the fault were yours than hers: she
 7  Unic,  11|       this body of ours has one fault: the more you indulge it,
 8  Unic,  13|      the help of God, will be a fault far removed from the nuns
 9  Unic,  14|  general, a person who has this fault always thinks she knows
10  Unic,  15|        she is doing. It is your fault, sisters, for I am doing
11  Unic,  17|        receive consolations the fault is theirs, and are always
12  Unic,  19|        they are never free from fault; any good that there may
13  Unic,  31|      for it. It will be its own fault if it does not make great
14  Unic,  34|     this life, so it is not His fault if they are vanquished.
15  Unic,  34|     hunger save through our own fault, for, in whatever way the
16  Unic,  34| heretics, who through their own fault have lost this comfort,
17  Unic,  36|         who had this particular fault, nor do I believe such a
18  Unic,  39|   unless they are altogether at fault, they are much safer on