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 1     Int, 1     |      wilt.” When these words of mine were repeated in Pelagius’
 2     Int, 1     |         by a certain brother of mine (an episcopal colleague),
 3       2, VI    |       was it in you, O theft of mine, that I, poor wretch, doted
 4       2, VI    |         it was in that theft of mine that caused me such delight;
 5       3, VI    |         from those fantasies of mine, fantasies of bodies which
 6       4, XIV   | disapproved, this vain heart of mine, devoid of thy steadfastness,
 7       6, VI    |         was no true joy, so was mine no true glory; but it turned
 8       6, VI    |     night, but I had slept with mine many a night and risen again
 9       6, I     |      evil and shameful youth of mine, and I was passing into
10       8, II    |      took notice of this act of mine and observed how near was
11       8, III   |        by this new happiness of mine, since he was still firmly
12       8, VI    |        thee. There is a book of mine, entitled De Magistro.287
13       8, XI    |         and the thirty-third of mine,302 that religious and devout
14       8, XII   |         but one out of hers and mine together.305~31. When the
15       8, XIII  |    through these confessions of mine than by my prayers alone.         ~~
16       9, VII   |       soar beyond that power of mine by which I am united to
17       9, VII   |       also beyond this power of mine, for the horse and mule
18       9, XVII  |       even beyond this power of mine that is called memory -
19       9, XVII  |       pass beyond this power of mine that is called memory, desiring
20       9, XX    |          since happiness is not mine till I can rightly say: “
21       9, XXXVII|       thy eyes perceive, though mine do not. For in respect of
22       9, XXXVII|       over this wretchedness of mine, an excuse presents itself
23       9, XL    |        and from these senses of mine. From that stage I advanced
24       9, XL    |        that is, that ability of mine by which I did it - nor
25       9, XL    |       these wretched weights of mine, I relapse into these common
26      10, XXII  |        to whom these studies of mine (ardently longing to understand
27      10, XXVII |         It is in you, O mind of mine, that I measure the periods
28      11, I     |       when in this poor life of mine the words of thy Holy Scripture
29      11, XXV   |         becomes both theirs and mine, since it is the common
30      11, XXV   |    because thy truth is neither mine nor his nor anyone else’