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 1   2,     28  | tribulations on man's account, or infirmity, or poverty, or change of
 2   3,      5  |     charity provided, knowing the infirmity and fragility of man, through
 3   3,      5  |         through his fragility and infirmity, to commit sin unless he
 4   3,     22  |         medicine against a secret infirmity that I knew not of, in this
 5   3,     22  |          blind and sick with this infirmity, passed judgment under the
 6   3,     22  |          You have made me know my infirmity. Wherefore I beseech You,
 7   3,     28  |         courage in exposing their infirmity, they would oftentimes lend
 8   3,     28  |         lend countenance to their infirmity and say, 'I, too, am infirm
 9   3,     28  |          being whole, and without infirmity and the leprosy of mortal
10   3,     32  |         be cured and rise from my infirmity. You have soothed me because
11   3,     32  |           wholly arise out of the infirmity of my ignorance and negligence,
12 Lette,      0|        she began, in spite of her infirmity, to give herself with such