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 1  Intr,   0|    lives are all favours and no trials is ridiculous. Recalling
 2  Unic,   3|        always to endure so many trials? Must they now deprive Him
 3  Unic,   5|      house shall experience the trials that have been described,
 4  Unic,   7|    reflect whether our friend's trials are not good for her, and
 5  Unic,   7|         by some of our sisters, trials and weaknesses, however
 6  Unic,   7| sympathize with our neighbours' trials, however trivial these may
 7  Unic,   7|        described, for, desiring trials as they do, they make light
 8  Unic,  10|   praise exemplified in all the trials He suffered. It is to possess
 9  Unic,  11|     serious complaints and sore trials and yet dare not complain
10  Unic,  11|     free you are from the great trials of the world! Learn to suffer
11  Unic,  11|      regret having gone through trials in order to attain this
12  Unic,  12|         putting up with so many trials -- fasts, silence, enclosure,
13  Unic,  13|      part in His dishonours and trials, is ridiculous.~
14  Unic,  16|       not weakened by the many [trials and] tortures which Thou
15  Unic,  18|        how much greater are the trials of contemplatives than those
16  Unic,  18|        I am well aware that the trials given by God to contemplatives
17  Unic,  18|        most loves by the way of trials, the more He loves them,
18  Unic,  18|       the greater will be their trials; and there is no reason
19  Unic,  18|    people who are free from all trials is ridiculous. I feel quite
20  Unic,  18|         gives them much greater trials; and that He leads them
21  Unic,  18|        so that they may fear no trials that may come to them.~
22  Unic,  18|       if He will give you fresh trials under the disguise of consolations.
23  Unic,  19|       appropriate to such great trials: they will allay our pain
24  Unic,  19|        not be distressed at the trials and annoyances of the road,
25  Unic,  21|        no heart to confront the trials which they meet, whether
26  Unic,  22|    suffered a certain number of trials in this respect, and so
27  Unic,  23|  whatever we may suffer through trials, annoyances or aridities.
28  Unic,  25|        by the merits of all the trials suffered on earth put together.
29  Unic,  26|       will help you in all your trials and you will have Him everywhere.
30  Unic,  26|            If you are suffering trials, or are sad, look upon Him
31  Unic,  26|  imitate Thee I will suffer all trials that come to me and count
32  Unic,  26|        can save Him some of His trials. Take no heed of what they
33  Unic,  26|      and of how much harder His trials were than those which you
34  Unic,  26|         scorn compared with the trials endured by the Lord.~
35  Unic,  26|   prepared to endure such great trials then, if you are not ready
36  Unic,  27|          must comfort us in our trials, and must sustain us, as
37  Unic,  32|       dare not ask the Lord for trials, thinking that His sending
38  Unic,  32|      who are afraid to pray for trials lest they should at once
39  Unic,  32|    fulfilled in Him through the trials, sufferings, insults and
40  Unic,  32|        wilt do this by means of trials, give me strength and let
41  Unic,  35|       Him and follow Him in His trials; let us endure something
42  Unic,  35|       of helping us to bear our trials.~
43  Unic,  36|        dishonour and it prefers trials to a great deal of rest
44  Unic,  36|       have willingly borne many trials for His sake. For contemplatives,
45  Unic,  36|        book, have to bear heavy trials, and therefore the Lord
46  Unic,  36|        in ten years by means of trials which they sought on their
47  Unic,  36|        persons prize and desire trials, for they know quite well
48  Unic,  36|       they know quite well that trials will make them rich.~
49  Unic,  38|       Lord to deliver them from trials, temptations, persecutions
50  Unic,  38|       are in no way repelled by trials, but rather desire them
51  Unic,  40|       Lord's great sorrows, His trials, the shedding of His blood
52  Unic,  40| emerging from all the pains and trials of death? How little rest
53  Unic,  42| difficult a life or suffer such trials or such poverty as His Majesty
54  Unic,  42|      Him from so many evils and trials and to give Him rest for
55  Unic,  42|       to banish bodily ills and trials -- and who is without very
56  Unic,  42|   without very many and various trials of such kinds? -- is it
57  Unic,  42|       deliver me from all these trials; deliver me from all these
58  Unic,  42|         I am wearied by so many trials and because my life has