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S. AUGUST.
Lord, if I have done that, for which thou mayest damne me: thou hast not lost that, whereby thou mayest save me: Remember not, sweet Jesus, thy Justice against the sinner, but thy benignity towards thy Creature: Remember not to proceed against a guilty soule, but remember thy mercy towards a miserable wretch: Forget the insolence of the provoker, and behold the misery of the invoker; for what is Jesus but a Saviour.
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