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 1 Intro,      0|    hereditary right. He had the defects as well as the qualities
 2   1,      8  |      bearing and supporting his defects. If you will observe the
 3   2,      5  |        often gives, through the defects of those who receive it,
 4   2,     19  |         these and through other defects, one falls into false judgment;
 5   2,     40  |        she may see and know her defects, so that, feeling herself
 6   3,      2  |        consideration of her own defects and of the Blood of My only-
 7   3,      2  |        consideration of her own defects should make her recognize
 8   3,      2  |         humility. I do not wish defects to be considered in particular,
 9   3,      9  |         which he extirpated his defects, and founded him in My charity." ~
10   3,     18  |        have lost it by your own defects. For, in baptism, and through
11   3,     20  |      should see evident sins or defects, draw out of those thorns
12   3,     22  |        hear something about the defects of the ministers of the
13   3,     29  |     dignity you should hate the defects of those who live miserably
14   3,     29  | worthily (in spite of the great defects there may be in them) through
15   4,      5  |    fails in Himself through the defects of any of His religious
16 Lette,      0|    disobedience, and many other defects. Wretch that I am! for I