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 1   1, 2 |      and so it is not such a trial to them to be unable to
 2   1, 2 |    not speak, would find the trial much harder to bear. But
 3   3, 13|    too, try to shoulder some trial in order to relieve your
 4   1, 4 |   well spoken of is only one trial more and a worse one than
 5   1, 5 |      an incomparably greater trial than any of those already
 6   1, 6 |       This is a much greater trial, especially if the pains
 7   1, 6 |     are the greatest earthly trial that exists -- the greatest
 8   1, 8 |    has passed through such a trial will know how great it is.
 9   1, 16|     do not merit the name of trial, nor is it right that we
10   6, 4 |     suffer the very smallest trial for Thy sake, still less
11   8, 8 |       this will be a greater trial to you, though no learned
12  10, 1 |     be visited by some heavy trial; others, so that His Majesty
13   2, 9 | always times of conflict and trial and weariness, but they
14   3, 12|    weakness which was such a trial to them and of which previously
15   4, 7 |     own will, some very sore trial the bearing of which does
16   4, 13|     have been an intolerable trial to her. And how many such