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 1   1,      6  |                            Oh, miserable vice of cruelty, which will
 2   2,      5  |      which he was created. Oh, miserable man, who delights to remain
 3   2,      9  |        You have shown me, Your miserable servant, for which reason,
 4   2,     15  |        roots of pride, and the miserable soul is full of ingratitude,
 5   2,     17  |      are gnawed with envy? Oh, miserable vices that destroy the heaven
 6   2,     23  | Judgment, when the pain of the miserable soul is renewed and increased
 7   2,     23  |       will not tremble. To the miserable ones who are damned, His
 8   2,     26  |        aspect of My Son, their miserable sensuality with its filthiness,
 9   2,     26  |     foul man with foulness and miserable concupiscence; the unjust
10   3,     16  |    stained leaves of that most miserable fault, because the heart
11   3,     22  |     Goodness of God, who am I, miserable one, that You, Supreme and
12   3,     22  |        this truth given to me, miserable one, by You, Eternal Truth,
13   3,     22  |      to guard and instruct me, miserable infirm one, from the beginning
14   3,     22  |        that I, an unworthy and miserable slave, and no daughter,
15   3,     28  |       at the darkness of these miserable subjects, of the holy life
16   3,     28  |  knowledge, they spend so much miserable solicitude in acquiring
17   3,     28  |        not for them. But they, miserable, faithless, proud ones consider
18   3,     28  |       be measured to them. The miserable presumptuous ones do not
19   4,      8  |    disobedient man; and of the miserable fruits which proceed from
20   4,      8  |      arms, trusting in his own miserable knowledge, and will not
21   4,     11  |        life, and arise from my miserable sins, for through them I
22 Lette,      0|   afresh every day to me, Your miserable and most unworthy handmaid!" ~