Book, Chapter

1     4, 3-4  |     which wholesome advice they labour to destroy, saying, "The
2     5, 9-16 | vehement anguish she was now in labour of me in the spirit, than
3     7, 5-8  |        the women began to be in labour, they each gave notice to
4     7, 9-14 |        to babes; that they that labour and are heavy laden might
5     7, 21-27|       Come unto Me, all ye that labour. They scorn to learn of
6     9, 2-4  |         amid too great literary labour, and to breathe deeply with
7    10, 28-39|         no where have sorrow or labour; and my life shall wholly
8    12, 26-36|        humility, and rest of my labour, Who hearest my confessions,
9    13, 2-3  |   sometimes darkness; and still labour amidst the relics of our