Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 1 |  self-reliance and hope. You who suffer from the tribulations of~
 2   1, 3 |       and happy, although he may suffer;~he is strong, although
 3   1, 9 |          souls of bad men had to suffer by being reborn in men of
 4   9, 28|    precious~jewel to his father. Suffer me, therefore, to open this
 5  13, 42|   bhikkhus prospered and did not suffer from the famine.~ When the
 6  13, 43|   brothers, sisters, and friends suffer, yet not forget the petty~
 7  13, 51| self-surrender, so that I should suffer the evil-doer to do~what
 8  14, 70|   saluting thee as I ought but I suffer greatly from obesity,~excessive
 9  14, 73|          state thou wilt have to suffer~remorse in future existences.
10  16, 84|        greater and his body~will suffer. He will make himself sick
11  16, 86|        But he who has learned to suffer with~patience will be purified
12  16, 87|         checked by being made to suffer, for if this~were not done
13  16, 93|       how~the Blessed One had to suffer. And though at the sight