Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   3|   present day and how no human strength will suffice to quench the
 2  Unic,   4|        deprive the will of the strength which it needs if it is
 3  Unic,   6|     their wills would not have strength enough to love it nor would
 4  Unic,  15|    than in this? And no bodily strength is necessary here, nor the
 5  Unic,  19|    them so much trouble. Their strength has come to an end; their
 6  Unic,  19|     meet the third group their strength comes to an end, though
 7  Unic,  19|       us, if we see our bodily strength waning or find that our
 8  Unic,  19| thinking that you have not the strength to attain it and that it
 9  Unic,  22|   Thyself all beauties. O Very Strength! God help me! Would that
10  Unic,  28|    soul seems to gather up its strength and to master itself at
11  Unic,  31|        its way, with redoubled strength for its task.~
12  Unic,  32|       means of trials, give me strength and let them come. If by
13  Unic,  38|        and are sure that their strength can never prevail against
14  Unic,  38|      never prevail against the strength which they themselves have
15  Unic,  40|    itself in proportion to its strength. If there is little of it,
16  Unic,  41|        us in proportion to the strength which He gives us to conquer