Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |          It falls into grievous troubles and disgrace.~The souls
 2    2, 5 |       manifested in sharing his troubles, even as pure gold is tried
 3    2, 7 |      prison and acquainted with troubles,~That is in requital for
 4    2, 7 |         in reward for toils and troubles.~Whoso is seen enjoying
 5    3, 14|        and care assail it.~Know troubles to be that eagle of the
 6    4, 8 |         careless of all earthly troubles, and was cheerful and rejoicing
 7    5, 5 |     comes to a head,~Thus Being troubles nonentity.~This is followed
 8    6, 5 |         ills of fortune and all troubles soever~Are better than exile
 9    6, 5 |       prefer to be divorced. No troubles are so hard to hear as separation
10    6, 5 |      God. In the midst of their troubles God is ever caring for His
11    6, 9 |       God causes ease to follow troubles," 16 and how "Men hate what
12    6, 9 | shepherd, was well aware of the troubles and cravings of his sheep.