Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|    memory, and a "rough" and "heavy" style. It is useless for
 2  Unic,   6| everything else seems to me a heavy cross. I may well be mistaken
 3  Unic,  11|    labour is much less; or by heavy rain, when the Lord waters
 4  Unic,  14|       it, its trial will be a heavy one; and it will be very
 5  Unic,  16|   cross -- light and yet most heavy -- hast Thou prepared for
 6  Unic,  16|   Light, because it is sweet; heavy, because there come times
 7  Unic,  27|       how ever hot the sun or heavy the rain, he never wore
 8  Unic,  29|       of penance to me, and a heavy one. In order not to have
 9  Unic,  31|      I was, like the noise of heavy blows, and I myself heard
10  Unic,  35|    that I was going to bear a heavy cross, though I never thought
11  Unic,  35|  never thought it would be as heavy as I afterwards found it
12  Unic,  36|    very much lighter than the heavy one which I had understood
13  Unic,  38|    the same time gives them a heavy cross to carry, for all