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 1       2, IV     | streets until then, as our bad habit was - a group of young scoundrels,
 2       3, XII    |       good81 -  for it was his habit to do this when he found
 3       6, XII    |  already a slave to it was the habit of satisfying an insatiable
 4       6, XV     |        in bondage to a lasting habit, the disease of my soul
 5       6, XVII   |         This weight was carnal habit. But thy memory dwelt with
 6       7, V      |       service of lust ended in habit, and habit, not resisted,
 7       7, V      |       lust ended in habit, and habit, not resisted, became necessity.
 8       7, V      |     yet it was through me that habit had become an armed enemy
 9       7, V      |       of sin is the tyranny of habit, by which the mind is drawn
10       7, V      |       willingly falls into the habit. “O wretched man that I
11       7, VI(252)|       were too firmly fixed in habit to be overcome by an act
12       7, VII    |        the cutting off of that habit by which it was being wasted
13       7, IX     |    rise, while pressed down by habit, even though it is supported
14       7, XI     |      being called - for unruly habit kept saying to me, “Do you
15       8, VIII   |        care for water, but the habit of drinking will be fixed.”
16       8, VIII   |        she slipped into such a habit as to drink off eagerly
17       8, XII    |      having the sweet and dear habit of living together with
18       8, XII    |      power of the bonds of all habit, even on a mind which now
19       9, XVII   |     things they know and do by habit. Indeed, they could not
20       9, XXXI   |       But now the necessity of habit is sweet to me, and against
21       9, XL     |    extent, then, the burden of habit presses us down. I can exist