Part, Question

 1   2, 5  |        Her conversation hath no ~bitterness, nor her company any tediousness."
 2   2, 35 |             conversation hath no bitterness nor her company any tediousness;
 3   2, 35 |       contemplation has neither "bitterness," ~nor "tediousness." Since,
 4   2, 46 |    avenged [*Eph. 4:31: "Let all bitterness ~and anger and indignation . . .
 5   2, 48 |    fervor of anger has a certain bitterness ~with a tendency to destroy,
 6   2, 59 | conversation" of wisdom "hath no bitterness," as we ~read further on (
 7   2, 102|        an evil life arising from bitterness of ~mind; the leprosy of
 8   2, 9  |         Her conversation hath no bitterness, nor her ~company any tediousness,
 9   2, 27 |        Her ~conversation hath no bitterness." Therefore the joy of charity
10   2, 33 |        spite, faint-heartedness, bitterness, despair," ~whereas he states
11   2, 33 |      mentioned by ~Gregory: for "bitterness" which Isidore states to
12   2, 43 |         her conversation hath no bitterness, nor her company any tediousness." ~
13   2, 43 |     wisdom does there result any bitterness or toil in human acts; on
14   2, 58 |        from benevolence but from bitterness of heart.~Aquin.: SMT SS
15   2, 148|          things are cured not by bitterness, ~severity, harshness, but
16   2, 156|      ill-tempered is the same as bitterness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[158] A[
17   2, 178|         Her conversation hath no bitterness, nor her company any ~tediousness,
18   2, 185|  inspired with a ~zeal rather of bitterness than of love, assert that
19   3, 46 |       and this wounding had its ~bitterness, both from the extent of
20   3, 51 |         myrrh and aloes by their bitterness denote penance, by which
21   3, 78 |          He hath filled me with ~bitterness, he hath inebriated me with