Part, Question

1   2, 103|        legal ceremonies in real earnest; but ~only by a kind of
2   2, 23 | Secondly, so that ~man makes an earnest endeavor to give his time
3   2, 26 |     suddenly, but is born of an earnest consideration of the object
4   2, 47 |          we must be anxious and earnest about the things ~we wish
5   2, 53 |     that, Solicitude denotes an earnest endeavor to obtain ~something.
6   2, 53 |       that the endeavor is more earnest when there ~is fear of failure,
7   2, 121|         just as people are more earnest in doing deeds of ~fortitude
8   3, 89 |       humble compunction, or of earnest prayer, who avoid fasting