Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   4| duties to God, on God's great sufferings and on what he himself is
 2  Unic,   5|      seen clearly were so. My sufferings were so intolerable that
 3  Unic,   6|     can know what intolerable sufferings I experienced. My tongue
 4  Unic,   6|     able to endure such great sufferings with such great joy.~
 5  Unic,  12|      meditate upon the Lord's sufferings for us, we are moved to
 6  Unic,  21|   burned so vehemently? Their sufferings must have been one continuous
 7  Unic,  30|  itself from their power. Its sufferings at such a time are indescribable.
 8  Unic,  30|       thinking of the saint's sufferings. But I read four or five
 9  Unic,  32|      of describing. My bodily sufferings were so intolerable that,
10  Unic,  32|     have endured the severest sufferings of this kind -- the worst
11  Unic,  32|     to compassion, and if his sufferings are severe they oppress
12  Unic,  32|    look upon a soul's endless sufferings in that most terrible trial
13  Unic,  34|       of mutual help in their sufferings and their deservings. They
14  Unic,  39|   shall not now describe. His sufferings for two months had been