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 1    Pref        |    have made you see your own wretchedness and your faults more clearly,
 2    Life, XI    |     us by experience know our wretchedness before He grants them, that
 3    Life, XI    |     see itself living in such wretchedness, unable to do what it would,
 4    Life, XIII  |      fault; the fault and the wretchedness of this being all our own.~
 5    Life, XVII  |    very often. This shows our wretchedness and brings out most distinctly
 6    Life, XIX   |    and compassion and its own wretchedness! It really looks on itself
 7    Life, XXI   |       has brought us, and the wretchedness of this life. It understands
 8    Life, XXI   |  showed me mercy so great, my wretchedness came to an end, and our
 9    Life, XXVIII|      to the measure which our wretchedness can bear, it is so great,
10    Life, XXVIII|       by the sight of its own wretchedness, of which now it cannot
11    Life, XXX   |     in my case, because of my wretchedness, the temptation is not so 
12    Life, XXX   |      myself, and recognise my wretchedness: I watch my understanding,
13    Life, XXXIX | before me but a picture of my wretchedness, and my understanding can
14    Life, XL    |      in retracing my manifold wretchedness. But, still, I can say with
15     Rel, I     |  makes me conscious of my own wretchedness; for whatever reflections
16     Rel, V     |   heard, that the dust of our wretchedness, faults, and imperfections,
17     Rel, VIII  |      helplessness, and of its wretchedness and ingratitude, in that
18     Rel, VIII  |      have escaped out of this wretchedness of the flesh, out of the