Book, Chapter

 1     7, 9-14 |        they that labour and are heavy laden might come unto Him,
 2     7, 21-27| wickedly, and Thy hand is grown heavy upon us, and we are justly
 3     8, 1-2  |     burden it was to undergo so heavy a bondage. For, in comparison
 4     8, 2-4  | appeared to himself guilty of a heavy offence, in being ashamed
 5     8, 5-12 |         who yet overcome with a heavy drowsiness, are again drenched
 6     8, 5-12 |        the most part, feeling a heavy lethargy in all his limbs,
 7     9, 2-3  |  kindled and burned up that our heavy torpor, that we should not
 8     9, 2-4  |   aforetime bore a part of this heavy business, had left me, and
 9    10, 8-13 |         hot or cold; or rugged; heavy or light; either outwardly
10    10, 16-25|        in myself; I am become a heavy soil requiring over much
11    10, 34-52|     when his fleshly eyes being heavy and closed by old age, it