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 1   0, 46| suffering from such noises and weakness in the head that I find
 2   2, 9 |    hands and let us forget the weakness of our nature which is apt
 3   1, 12|  proceed, as they do, from the weakness which we inherit from the
 4   1, 13|           Let us recognize our weakness in these respects and desire
 5   3, 11|     comes over them a physical weakness and languor, and they fall
 6   3, 13|    except in cases of physical weakness, does not go so far as to
 7   2, 9 |      its own likeness. For the weakness which it used to think it
 8   2, 10|       was enhanced by physical weakness, and perhaps even by the
 9   3, 9 |        perhaps, will have this weakness -- if weakness it is, for
10   3, 9 |       have this weakness -- if weakness it is, for I cannot myself
11   3, 10|       for some, because of the weakness of their constitution, or
12   4, 1 |       His Majesty, knowing our weakness, continues to grant it the
13   4, 9 |     all, but from some natural weakness, which is apt to affect
14   9, 7 |       the Lord helps it in its weakness so that this may be united
15  11, 8 |      by a miracle, for natural weakness to suffer it. On one occasion
16  11, 9 |        fear comes from natural weakness, and yet, on the other hand,
17   1, 2 |       is due to temptation and weakness. Let the whole world cry
18   3, 12|        it, they lose the great weakness which was such a trial to
19   3, 15|    bring strength out of their weakness, so as not to be responsible
20   4, 4 |     given us to strengthen our weakness, as I have sometimes said