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 1    1, 1  |  view,~Neither wouldst thou endure, nor embrace, nor form.~
 2    1, 10 |     Spiritual Guide, and to endure his chastisements patiently.~
 3    2, 3  |   the tradition, accidents "endure only two moments;" that
 4    2, 16 |     in prayer,~Whilst I can endure five hundred.~Such an one
 5    3, 9  |     days, but ho could then endure the pangs of hunger no longer,
 6    3, 17 |  that time, being unable to endure absence from his lord and
 7    3, 17 |     at his lord's feet, and endure whatever punishment his
 8    4, 2  |     yours;~Ye are they that endure; eternal life is yours.~
 9    5, 1  |    war and fasting~Will not endure, only the noble soul endures.~
10    5, 7  | Would that this world might endure for ever, and that there
11    5, 11 |   of man's free agency will endure till the day of judgment;
12    5, 13 |     benefit as well as joy. Endure woe patiently, like Joseph
13    5, 13 |    know that you must first endure~The idea of the Truth, and
14    5  (5)|     139). As the bat cannot endure the sight of the sun, men
15    5  (5)|     sun, men cannot at once endure the full blaze of the beatific
16    6, 3  |     At last the noble could endure it no longer, and he took
17    6, 6  | deserved preeminence should endure.~In like manner it went