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 1    Life, V      |       not so grave, because the miserable woman had had recourse to
 2    Life, IX     |        now grown weary; and the miserable habits it had contracted
 3    Life, X      |      God is on his side; for so miserable are we, so inclined to the
 4    Life, XIII   |     well we should know our own miserable nature; but there are many
 5    Life, XIV    |        the garden; so that this miserable earth of mine becomes a
 6    Life, XV     |         be itself in fault. And miserable will that soul be if it
 7    Life, XV     |  carefully from sin; but we are miserable creatures. What I earnestly
 8    Life, XVIII  | wretched, so vile, so frail, so miserable, and so worthless as I am,
 9    Life, XXI    |    which He hath dealt with me, miserable sinner that I am, may have
10    Life, XXIX   |        didst Thou deal with Thy miserable slave! Thou didst hide Thyself
11    Life, XXX    |       acknowledges itself to be miserable, and though it is painful
12    Life, XXX    |         of God, seeing that its miserable life is no burden to it,
13    Life, XXXI   |        I sang much better. This miserable self-esteem took from me
14    Life, XXXIV  |  Majesty; and though I am but a miserable sinner myself, yet I made
15    Life, XXXVII |      been thus gracious to so—miserable a thing as myself, what
16    Life, XXXVII |         that He understands our miserable nature, liable to fall continually,
17    Life, XXXVIII|         dare, being so foul and miserable, to come in contact with
18    Life, XXXVIII|     dare not, being a frail and miserable race, persevere in that 
19    Life, XL     |        may show the way to me a miserable creature, so wanting in