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 1    Pref         |      tells all the good and the bad so simply, and with so great
 2    Life, II     |       am amazed at the evil one bad companion can do,—nor
 3    Life, III    |       root out the habits which bad companionship had formed,
 4    Life, IV     |         first year, having very bad health, though I do not
 5    Life, VI     |        to give unto God for the bad example I gave in other
 6    Life, VI     |      like myself when I make so bad a use of this grace.~14.
 7    Life, VII    |         engaged in it, to be so bad as it really was, though
 8    Life, VII    |        lead them astray. By the bad example I set before them—
 9    Life, VIII   |        woman; but I have made a bad use of it. In the end, our
10    Life, VIII   |     sermon ever seemed to me so bad, but that I listened to
11    Life, XI     | comparison; but as my memory is bad, I know not where, nor on
12    Life, XV     |     prayer, they may go on from bad to worse. I call that a
13    Life, XXII   |    supernatural. If a man has a bad voice, let him force himself
14    Life, XXX    |        so offensive a spirit of bad temper, that I think I could
15    Life, XXX    |      when I see my soul in such bad company; I long to see it
16    Life, XXXI   |       singing of the Office was bad, and I felt it much if I
17    Life, XXXIII |       my soul must be in a very bad state if there was anything
18    Life, XXXVII |         how: not that I had any bad thoughts; only I was so
19    Life, XXXVIII|       understood had led a very bad life, and that for many
20    Life, XXXIX  |  himself to prayer, in which he bad received many graces from
21    Life, XXXIX  |          Comparisons are always bad, even in earthly things;
22    Life, XL     |        confessors; for if it be bad, it is right they should