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 1   1|   much your learning pleases me, and how~much I desire that
 2   1|   human wisdom.~When you ask me to be brief, you do not
 3   1|     brief, you do not expect me to speak of great issues
 4   1|      you wrote, to have from me a book, a sort of enchiridion,~6
 5   5|        and fatal error swept me away,"~31~~for there is
 6   6|   speak falsely. It seems to me, however, that every lie
 7   6| mentioned before happened to me on that journey, there is
 8   9|       the prayer: "Create in me~a clean heart, O God."~55
 9   9|       His ~mercy goes before me,"~60 and also, "His mercy
10   9|       His mercy shall follow me."~61 It predisposes a man~
11  13|   sins did my mother nourish me in her womb."~91 Nor did
12  14|  good,~as in the word, "Save me, O God, by thy name, and
13  14|       by thy name, and judge me in thy strength."~107 Indeed,
14  14|   the psalmist cried, "Judge me, O God," and, as if to explain
15  15|      the angel that spoke in me, said to me . . ."~122 He
16  15|    that spoke in me, said to me . . ."~122 He does not say, "
17  15|   does not say, "Spoke ~_to_ me" but "Spoke _in_ me." How
18  15|      to_ me" but "Spoke _in_ me." How do they appear to
19  18|     deceived, as it seems to me, by a kind~of merely human ~
20  20|    His mercy shall go before me."~172~~
21  21| immoderate indignation moved me here to speak rashly.~~
22  25|   molder, 'Why have you made me like this?' Or is not the