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 1  Unic,   1|      that they have made Thee endure more than sufficient torments?~
 2  Unic,   3| merciful and] loving as Thine endure that an act which was performed
 3  Unic,   3|    His head and had always to endure so many trials? Must they
 4  Unic,   7|     others, without having to endure the suffering, may gain
 5  Unic,   7|       they would be unable to endure it, nor is it in fact endurable.
 6  Unic,  11|       s knowledge, she has to endure a great deal of misery and
 7  Unic,  13|     who sees that she cannot [endure and] conform to the customs
 8  Unic,  16|     tortures which Thou didst endure upon the Cross? Oh, how
 9  Unic,  18|      you might not be able to endure their sufferings for as
10  Unic,  22|          for Thy Kingdom will endure for ever. Do Thou never
11  Unic,  26|   would have been prepared to endure such great trials then,
12  Unic,  29|   earthly things which do not endure even for a lifetime. For
13  Unic,  30|       much that she could not endure it. May we all practise
14  Unic,  32|      give them love enough to endure it. I should like to ask
15  Unic,  32|     and bonds which it has to endure while it is in the prison
16  Unic,  34|      nature that nobody could endure the sight -- in fact, there
17  Unic,  34|       would be no one left to endure it, for no one would wish
18  Unic,  35|     Him in His trials; let us endure something for Him and His
19  Unic,  35|     from their homes. We must endure something, therefore, to
20  Unic,  35|      our wicked hearts cannot endure. I beseech Thee, Eternal
21  Unic,  35| beseech Thee, Eternal Father, endure it no longer: quench this
22  Unic,  35|       which is Thy Church, to endure so great a tempest. Save
23  Unic,  41|      building itself will not endure. I do not know why it surprises