real or supposed injuries; suborned others to do it, or desired it in your heart?
6. 9. Have you wilfully entertained unchaste thoughts and desires; said or listened to filthy things; sung or listened to bad songs; looked at unchaste objects; read or lent bad books; made or kept lascivious pictures; dressed indecently; committed any unchaste act; yielded to evil desires, or induced others thereto; kept up a guilty friendship; given away to familiarity, or taken part in improper amusements? In this matter you must express yourself with the greatest sincerity and modesty possible; declare the circumstances that may change the kind of sin; and be not afraid to ask and give all the necessary explanations, just as a sick person desirous of being cured, discloses all, without reserve, to the physician.
7. 10. Have you possessed, or de-
