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 1    1, 1 |       lover is proved such by his pain of heart;~No sickness is
 2    1, 5 |       their opposite.~God created pain and grief for this purpose,~
 3    1, 7 |     enamoured of my own grief and pain,~For it makes me well-pleasing
 4    1, 10|        the needles he roared with pain, and said to the artist, "
 5    2, 4 |        harbors in the kidneys and pain in the liver,~The lamp of
 6    2, 8 |         cure.~Wherever there is a pain there goes the remedy,~Wherever
 7    2, 10|      unparalleled King.~O blessed pain and sickness and fever!~
 8    2, 10|        and favor~Has sent me this pain and sickness in my old age;~
 9    2, 10|          old age;~He has given me pain in the back, that I may
10    2, 10|        silence by their threats!"~Pain is a treasure, for it contains
11    2, 10|           So also is endurance of pain and sickness and disease.~
12    2, 13|         say that he suffered from pain in the back, from dyspepsia,
13    2, 15|          That you may escape from pain without medicine."~When
14    3, 1 |         my 'Here am I,' ~And that pain and longing and ardour of
15    3, 1 |             But withheld from him pain and sorrow and cares; ~Because
16    3, 1 |        sorrow and cares; ~Because pain and sorrow and loads of
17    3, 1 |          s friends in the world. ~Pain is better than the dominion
18    3, 1 |          cries of those free from pain are dull and cold, ~The
19    3, 2 |          God;~Arise, walk without pain or affliction,~Acknowledge
20    3, 5 |            Zaid replied, "Through pain I am not in a condition ~
21    3, 5 |            You, who are free from pain, think this out; ~Such trifling
22    3, 5 |    thoughts occur not to a man in pain."~Men in pain have no time
23    3, 5 |         to a man in pain."~Men in pain have no time for other thoughts, ~
24    3, 5 |          imagination. ~The man in pain cares only for the faith, ~
25    3, 13|        mercy;~The use of these in pain and anguish is not in vain.~
26    3, 17|             But his love made the pain endurable; ~And as his burning
27    4, 1 |           I know 'tis so from the pain, though I see it not.~You
28    5, 12|            That in this valley of pain he is utterly friendless.~
29    6, 1 | experience overtakes them, as the pain of burning afflicts children,
30    6, 1 |        sporting with fire, or the pain of amputation a thief, they
31    6, 1 |    temptations which brought this pain upon them; but no sooner
32    6, 1 |        them; but no sooner is the pain abated than they run after
33    6, 5 |         has it seen, and how much pain?~For no member grows and
34    6, 5 |       member is weakened by every pain. 6~The member endures, but
35    6, 9 |         said, "My head aches with pain,"~Or, "My headache is now
36    6, 9 |           to her soul.~Was she in pain, by pronouncing his mighty
37    6, 9 |           mighty name~At once her pain was turned into joy.~In
38    6, 9 |      hearest prayer and relievest pain,~Thy faithful slave is bowing
39    6, 9 |           He dragged on life with pain and gnashing of teeth.~At
40    6, 9 |       friend he now goes, free of pain, to his Friend.~Thus at