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 1    Pref        |        own wretchedness and your faults more clearly, and amend
 2    Life, II    |          Were it not for my many faults, there was some excuse for
 3    Life, IV    |         bitter sense of my great faults. In whom, O Lord, can they
 4    Life, IV    |        their memory. He gilds my faults, makes virtue to shine forth,
 5    Life, V     |        not to suppress one of my faults, because herein shines forth
 6    Life, VI    |         many tears I shed for my faults, when I saw how little I
 7    Life, VI    |      tears as a delusion; and my faults, therefore, I regarded as
 8    Life, VI    |        imperfections and of many faults; but as for doing wrong,
 9    Life, VII   |       prayer more and more of my faults. On one side, God was calling
10    Life, VII   |         had fallen into grievous faults, than it would have been
11    Life, VII   |   chastisement; for one of those faults, I am sure, used to bring
12    Life, XI    |     though they seem to us to be faults, yet they are not. His Majesty
13    Life, XV    |        do not quench it by their faults, it is the beginning of
14    Life, XX    |          cover it, and its great faults, but also the specks of
15    Life, XXIII |         state, they were neither faults nor imperfections; yet,
16    Life, XXVIII|          this, of rooting out my faults, implanting virtues and
17    Life, XXXI  |       this, that it tolerates no faults in good people, and helps
18    Life, XXXI  |          evermore!~26. One of my faults was this: I had a very imperfect
19    Life, XXXII |         was free from many other faults,—for, though so wicked,
20    Life, XXXII |        true that, considering my faults, I had deserved a still
21    Life, XXXVII|        that I am, who by so many faults had forfeited all!~4. It
22    Life, XXXIX |        service, I traced so many faults and imperfections, now and
23    Life, XXXIX |      harm by dwelling on my many faults. Blessed be He who, when
24    Life, XXXIX |         up the old man, with his faults, his lukewarmness, and misery;
25     Rel, I(622)|         will not tell her of her faults, and rebuke her; all that
26     Rel, I(622)|         the knowledge of her own faults, a great reverence for good
27     Rel, I     |        for all this, I have many faults and imperfections. I am
28     Rel, I     |         it; I seem to be full of faults, and without any resolution
29     Rel, I     |        very often rebuked for my faults, and that in such a way
30     Rel, III   |       goes with me, and how many faults I must be guilty of, when
31     Rel, V     |        dust of our wretchedness, faults, and imperfections, wherein
32     Rel, V     |            11. Confession is for faults and sins, and not for virtues,
33     Rel, VI    | knowingly to conceal from him my faults and sins, or my interior