Part, Question

 1   1, 54  |       about names that we need trouble.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[54] A[
 2   1, 55  |       about names that we need trouble.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[54] A[
 3   1, 112 |     from being subject to some trouble, or ~even from falling into
 4   2, 6   |     when one does not take the trouble ~to acquire the knowledge
 5   2, 47  |      those points, they do not trouble." But a ~suspicion of this
 6   2, 66  |     fortitude not only endures trouble without being disturbed,
 7   2, 71  |         because it is too much trouble; and in ~this case this
 8   2, 87  |       who endures considerable trouble and loss in ~order to achieve
 9   2, 102 |       effort: whereas no small trouble is necessary ~either to
10   2, 107 |          whereas many kinds of trouble ensue to those who observe
11   2, 25  |        which have cost us most trouble, ~while we almost despise
12   2, 30  |         to bear with those who trouble and annoy us, and to ~pray
13   2, 72  |        11, "A sinful man ~will trouble his friends, and bring in
14   2, 134 |      that some go through much trouble ~and pain in order to regain
15   2, 164 |       is inclined to avoid the trouble of seeking knowledge. ~Accordingly,
16   2, 164 |       is directed, whereas the trouble of ~learning is an obstacle
17   2, 167 |        the requisite study or ~trouble to the use of outward apparel.
18   2, 167 |        the ground to avoid the trouble of lifting it up." Secondly,
19   3, 21  | drinking His chalice might not trouble Him, or ~that death might
20   3, 36  |       that they had ~taken the trouble to come such a long way
21   3, 46  |       no kind of death should ~trouble an upright man, the cross
22   3, 60  |        can be had ~with little trouble. ~(tm)Aquin.: SMT TP Q[60]
23   3, 65  | sacrament, if ~anyone does not trouble to receive a sacrament that
24   3, 72  |        our Church: but if this trouble some so very much we permit ~
25 Suppl, 95|        all thought. This will ~trouble them, both because they