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 1     Int         |       knew well it was not her fault but the fault of those to
 2     Int         |      was not her fault but the fault of those to whom she had
 3    Pref         |     been edified by it, if the fault had not been mine. And although,
 4    Life, I      |    youth what I lost by my own fault. I gave alms as I could—
 5    Life, I      |       Lord, because I know the fault is all my own, seeing that
 6    Life, II     |   these books; and this little fault which I observed in my mother
 7    Life, II     |       harm—I believe so. The fault was perhaps not hers, but
 8    Life, III    |       virtue was in me a great fault, because I was often extremely
 9    Life, V      |    importance; but I was found fault with very often when I was
10    Life, V      |        saw that the poor man's fault was not so grave, because
11    Life, VII    |     the poor things are not in fault; for they walk in the way
12    Life, VII    |      there are so many to find fault with him, that it becomes
13    Life, VIII   |        must have committed the fault of not putting my whole
14    Life, IX     |    they who, through their own fault, have lost this blessing;
15    Life, X      |       that I may not by my own fault root them out, and become
16    Life, XI     |       is it we do not? for the fault is wholly our own that we
17    Life, XI     |  convinced of this, there is a fault here; I have had experience
18    Life, XI     |       often compel it, without fault of its own, not to do what
19    Life, XIII   |    fails us, and it is not His fault; the fault and the wretchedness
20    Life, XIII   |       it is not His fault; the fault and the wretchedness of
21    Life, XIII   |        great a good by his own fault. It may be some of us, who
22    Life, XV     |       and I know not who is in fault; most certainly it is not
23    Life, XV     |         unless it be itself in fault. And miserable will that
24    Life, XX     |    never had to confess such a fault; it was fault enough to
25    Life, XX     |   confess such a fault; it was fault enough to have regarded
26    Life, XXII   |        have lost it by its own fault.~21. I come, then, to this
27    Life, XXIII  |     state, it was a very great fault to be subject to them.~11.
28    Life, XXVIII |       to him, and he was found fault with because of me,—he
29    Life, XXX    |       My sins, too, must be in fault; for, if I had not committed
30    Life, XXXI   |   leagues off detects in him a fault, which after all may be
31    Life, XXXI   |      be a virtue. He who finds fault is doing the very same thing,
32    Life, XXXVI  |   myself rather as a person in fault than as one to whom any
33    Life, XXXVI  |        nothing. I confessed my fault, as if I had been very much
34    Life, XXXVI  |     with the severity which my fault deserved, nor according
35    Life, XXXVI  |     rule hard, let her lay the fault on her want of the true
36    Life, XXXVII |       and I would not have any fault of mine rob me of the slightest
37    Life, XXXVII |        I would not through any fault of mine lose one degree
38    Life, XXXVII |        I had one very grievous fault, which was the source of
39    Life, XXXVIII|        Lucifer, who by his own fault forfeited it all. I beseech
40    Life, XXXVIII|        also. I have been found fault with by my confessors occasionally;
41    Life, XL     |        of vanities, and all my fault? Though Thou hadst given
42    Life, XL     |    herein is that it is not my fault that they are become known,
43     Rel, I(622) |         3. She never commits a fault, nor falls into an imperfection,
44     Rel, VII    |       Church. Nobody has found fault with them, because these
45     Rel, VIII   |      grant I may not by my own fault lose mercies so great, and
46     Rel, IX     |   strength, but because of his fault who  ./. has to receive
47     Rel, IX     | receive them; as it is not the fault of the sun that it does