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 1     Int, Arg    |     had granted her, and the wretched life she began to lead;
 2    Life, I      |      inspired me, and what a wretched use I made of  ./. them.
 3    Life, IV     |       My good works, however wretched and imperfect, have been
 4    Life, V      |      began to tell me of his wretched state. It was very sad,
 5    Life, VII    |    in some degree like those wretched heretics who will make themselves
 6    Life, VII    |    through the whole of that wretched time of which I am speaking;
 7    Life, VII    |      up. My life became most wretched, because I learned in prayer
 8    Life, IX     |     I was so fond of images. Wretched are they who, through their
 9    Life, X      |      Lord, Who, on a soul so wretched and poor, and so utterly
10    Life, X      | works most perfect; while I, wretched that I am! have need of 
11    Life, X      |     have thus far said of my wretched life, and of my sins. I
12    Life, XI     |      persons—for we are so wretched, that this poor prisoner
13    Life, XIII   |     that will not kill these wretched bodies of ours, which insist
14    Life, XIV    | already ascending out of its wretched state, and some little knowledge
15    Life, XV     |   wickedness, and a mean and wretched nature, they should fall,
16    Life, XVIII  |  them in the power of one so wretched, so vile, so frail, so miserable,
17    Life, XIX    |    and give an account of my wretched life, and of the graces
18    Life, XXII   |    Who is there so proud and wretched as I, that, even after labouring
19    Life, XXVI   |   not my soul, which is most wretched, unprofitable, and full
20    Life, XXVIII |      of good people, which a wretched woman, weak, wicked, and
21    Life, XXXI   |   pity on this soul. I, too, wretched as I am, did all I could
22    Life, XXXI   |      makes me speak of these wretched beginnings, in order that
23    Life, XXXIII | thinking of the events of my wretched life, and of the many sins
24    Life, XXXVI  |  appointed.~8. O my God, how wretched is this life! No joy is
25    Life, XXXVII |     one degree of glory. Ah, wretched that I am, who by so many
26    Life, XXXVII |    Thee to detain me in this wretched life, and that I should
27    Life, XXXVIII|    must be the thoughts of a wretched person such as I am, full
28    Life, XXXVIII|      had such power over the wretched body. Would to God that
29    Life, XXXIX  |  When I found myself in this wretched state, I was afraid that
30     Rel, V      |     raised up and out of our wretched misery. And I think, if
31     Rel, IX     |      goodness of God, and my wretched life; for I have deserved
32     Rel, XI     |  given only because I was so wretched and so weak: God led me