Part, Chapter

 1    Pref         |       Lord in His goodness makes wicked people just, yea, even grievous
 2    Pref         |      other hand, the lax and the wicked take courage and lose the
 3    Life, Pro    |          of my grievous sins and wicked life. But it has not been
 4    Life, Pro    |       life84 to keep in mind how wicked it has been; and how, among
 5    Life, I      |       good, if I had not been so wicked. My father was very much
 6    Life, II     |     their way of life was not so wicked as mine. This was done with
 7    Life, II     |        would believe me to be so wicked as I was; and hence I was
 8    Life, V      |          in great perfection. I, wicked as I was, followed after
 9    Life, V      |          strict with me, I am so wicked, I should have sought for
10    Life, V      |        11. Though I have been so wicked myself, I never fell into
11    Life, V      |     partly because I was so very wicked. It is certainly true that
12    Life, VII    | wickedness I was one of the most wicked, to live like the multitude—
13    Life, VII    |        they thought I was not so wicked was this: they saw that
14    Life, VII    |       very evil deed on my part, wicked as I was, to risk the credit
15    Life, VII    |    certainly have led me, who am wicked, straight to hell, if our
16    Life, VII    |        is, for those who will be wicked, a road to hell, rather
17    Life, VII    |         at home. If they will be wicked at home, their evil life
18    Life, VII    |          true that I am the most wicked and the basest of all who
19    Life, VIII   |          it, be his life ever so wicked; for prayer is the way to
20    Life, VIII   |       particular friendship. The wicked, who do not resemble Thee,
21    Life, VIII   |          why should any one, how wicked soever he may be, have any
22    Life, VIII   |         fear? Let him be ever so wicked, he will not remain in his
23    Life, X      |        well be that I, who am so wicked, measure others by myself,
24    Life, X      |          a person so vile and so wicked as I am. And because I think
25    Life, X      |         when I am a woman, and a wicked one?~13. So, then, everything
26    Life, XIV    |          so even when I was most wicked.~16. Is it possible, Lord,
27    Life, XV     |          with me, though I am so wicked.~24. As I shall speak at
28    Life, XVIII  |        am a woman, not good, but wicked. It seems to me that the
29    Life, XIX    |          in prayer when I was so wicked, that— as I have already
30    Life, XIX    |      when I write this, for I am wicked. With these scanty tears
31    Life, XIX    |       yet clearly understood how wicked she was, though much of
32    Life, XIX    |       make my prayer, who was so wicked, and yet had received so
33    Life, XIX    |        Lord in tears,—I was so wicked, that it availed me nothing;
34    Life, XX     |         afraid, because I was so wicked, I never could believe it
35    Life, XX     |      soul: they saw it lately so wicked, and now they see it pretend
36    Life, XXI    |           however distracted and wicked these may be, will neither
37    Life, XXII   |         in me, who was always so wicked. I thought, however, that
38    Life, XXII   |        nothing,321 by seeing how wicked I was. Moreover, His Majesty
39    Life, XXII   |       beginning, and exceedingly wicked, yet let us always labour
40    Life, XXIII  |      ways and works that were so wicked. May our Lord be praised,
41    Life, XXIII  |        converse with a person so wicked as I was. He began his visits,
42    Life, XXIII  |          see me because I was so wicked.~12. When he found out my
43    Life, XXIII  |        clearly to understand how wicked I was,—those two servants
44    Life, XXV    |          it, unless a soul be so wicked as to pretend that it has
45    Life, XXV    |          them. I reflected on my wicked life, and therefore what
46    Life, XXVII  |      excuse for any one, however wicked he may be, seeing that He
47    Life, XXVIII |        more than one so base and wicked could bear; and our merciful
48    Life, XXVIII |          His justice against the wicked. Here we learn true humility,
49    Life, XXVIII |    observe. As I was formerly so wicked, I said, I could not believe
50    Life, XXVIII |          a wretched woman, weak, wicked, and timid as I am, must
51    Life, XXX    |          because he had seen how wicked I was, and that not long
52    Life, XXX    |         looked upon myself as so wicked as to have been the cause,
53    Life, XXXII  |         faults,—for, though so wicked, I had lived constantly
54    Life, XXXII  |   blessed and the torment of the wicked,—I longed for the way
55    Life, XXXIV  |          knowing myself to be so wicked, could not bear it. I commended
56    Life, XXXIV  |         God deliver me from this wicked, artificial life!—though
57    Life, XXXVI  |        they said that I was more wicked than the other nuns. They
58    Life, XXXVI  |         it. At other times, too, wicked and imperfect as I am, I
59    Life, XXXVII |        were ever given to one so wicked: but in obedience  ./. to
60    Life, XXXVII |          knowing myself to be so wicked as I am, should be afraid.~
61    Life, XXXVIII|        see it revealed to one so wicked and base as I am, I look
62    Life, XXXVIII|         Lord made me remember my wicked life, I wept; for as I considered
63    Life, XXXVIII|       not to be present, however wicked the priest might be who
64     Rel, I      |        way because I am weak and wicked.~20. When I am in prayer,
65     Rel, I      |         not from God, I being so wicked myself. But when I am in
66     Rel, I      |         am unprofitable and very wicked. And perhaps I have no perception
67     Rel, I      |         wrought in me, who am so wicked and so imperfect. I refer
68     Rel, III    |  considering the weakness of the wicked."~6. One Tuesday after the
69     Rel, III    |          allowed me to become so wicked; for on the previous day
70     Rel, V      |       clearly revealed in one so wicked.~10. Antiochus was unendurable
71     Rel, VIII   |       received this grace was so wicked; for she saw what good reasons
72     Rel, VIII   |         me, seeing that I was so wicked; good people do not need
73     Rel, XI     |          do so, if I were not so wicked. I may say, also, that if
74     Ind         |       xxxiv. 20.~Conversion of a wicked priest, v. 12; of a sinner,