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 1  Unic,   7|          it is needless for us to weary ourselves by saying how
 2  Unic,  19|         with courage and not grow weary; for, as I have said, it
 3  Unic,  20|       worldly people will neither weary you nor do you harm -- and
 4  Unic,  23|           you, sisters, for me to weary my brains by telling you
 5  Unic,  24|       matters worse, nor must she weary herself by trying to put
 6  Unic,  29|       power to do so) not to grow weary of trying to get used to
 7  Unic,  32|          debt; and often, growing weary of finding itself subjected
 8  Unic,  38|         everything in it seems to weary me. And I am not the only
 9  Unic,  39|         on anything but will only weary you the more: it will be
10  Unic,  42|          Himself, for we know how weary of this life He was when
11  Unic,  42|           this it can be seen how weary He must have been of living;
12  Unic,  42|           nowadays people are not weary even at a hundred years
13  Unic,  42|           many, many things which weary and depress me, and the
14  Unic,  42| enumeration of all of which would weary the reader if I were to