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 1    Pref       |      her of exaggerating her imperfections in the depths of her humility: "
 2    Life, VI   |     that good became full of imperfections and of many faults; but
 3    Life, XV   |      heaping up its sins and imperfections together to show that it
 4    Life, XV   | beholds its own failings and imperfections. Then it fears for everything;
 5    Life, XXIII|   from some  ./. very slight imperfections. O humility! what great
 6    Life, XXIII|      were neither faults nor imperfections; yet, in my state, it was
 7    Life, XXIII|   When he found out my great imperfections, they might well have been
 8    Life, XXVI |  sends them when I fall into imperfections. They are enough to destroy
 9    Life, XXX  |     my conduct, and the many imperfections I discern in myself, make
10    Life, XXXI |    now see clearly were mere imperfections, and the result of my unmortified
11    Life, XXXVI|    part in it was so full of imperfections, that I look upon myself
12    Life, XXXIX|  which bind me to Thee. What imperfections I trace in myself! what
13    Life, XXXIX|    traced so many faults and imperfections, now and then but little
14     Rel, I    |       I have many faults and imperfections. I am obedient to my confessor,626
15     Rel, I    |  Afterwards I fall into many imperfections, and am unprofitable and
16     Rel, V    |    wretchedness, faults, and imperfections, wherein we bury ourselves,
17     Ind       |     the Saints, xiii. 5–9.~Imperfections, rooting up of, xiv. 14.~