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 1    Life, V        |        I had then but little to confess in comparison with what
 2    Life, V        |     confession have I failed to confess anything I thought to be
 3    Life, X        |       lawful for me to discern, confess, and consider often that
 4    Life, X        |       nothing of ourselves, and confess the munificence of our Lord,
 5    Life, XIII(189)|                                 Confess. x. ch. 29: "Da quod jubes,
 6    Life, XV       |        little spark; and let it confess this, and in humility say,
 7    Life, XVI      | previous state of prayer; but I confess that I could not determine
 8    Life, XX       |         us. And  ./. further, I confess that it threw me into great
 9    Life, XX       |     believe that I never had to confess such a fault; it was fault
10    Life, XXII     |        loving Him so much as to confess its own unworthiness, even
11    Life, XXIII    |       speak to me, intending to confess to him, and to take him
12    Life, XXXI     |       he used to say, How can I confess so foul a sin? He wished
13    Life, XXXVII   |     retinue or guard to make us confess that Thou art King. An earthly
14    Life, XXXVII   |         did not, and could not, confess my obligations to God, or
15    Life, XL(607)  |         Tui et delector in Te" (Confess. x. 24). See Inner Fortress,