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 1  Prol,   0|       harm. I, being a wicked woman, have defended myself but
 2  Unic,   1|    like the weak and wretched woman that I am, although I did
 3  Unic,   1|      And, seeing that I was a woman, and a sinner,12 and incapable
 4  Unic,   3|        refuse to consider any woman's virtue as above suspicion.
 5  Unic,  11|     everyone about it. When a woman has made an unhappy marriage
 6  Unic,  17|      Faith. I know a very old woman, leading a most excellent
 7  Unic,  17|       to be like that blessed woman, who was worthy to receive
 8  Unic,  19|    Lord said to the Samaritan woman that whosoever drinks of
 9  Unic,  22|       peasant or to some poor woman like ourselves, whom we
10  Unic,  22|      Why, God save us, when a woman in this world is about to
11  Unic,  22|      into line with His. If a woman is to be happy in her marriage,
12  Unic,  22|      their lives with Thee. A woman is indeed fortunate in her
13  Unic,  30| prayers. She was quite an old woman and had lived an extremely