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 1     I,  11      |      Some, I suppose, will find fault with the Apostle’s way of
 2     I,  29      |         and upright, by our own fault we have fallen to a worse
 3     I,  34      |       who, because they have no fault to find with his life, hate
 4     I,  34      |       the commoner people is at fault, and in testing the qualities
 5     I,  34      | conscience. Sometimes it is the fault of the bishops, who choose
 6     I,  41(4577)|         memory appears to be at fault. When the Greek fleet was
 7     I,  46      |        that he might remedy the fault, he received the reply that
 8     I,  46(4605)|         Jerome appears to be at fault here. Porcia, the daughter
 9     I,  47      |        bad breath, whatever her fault may be—all this we learn
10     I,  48      |          when his friends found fault with him for having divorced
11    II,  28      |     since he lost it by his own fault. And we must interpret in
12    II,  35      |        and every creature is at fault, not because all have sinned,
13    II,  36      |     wedlock; thus she veils her fault.”~