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 1 Intro,      0|        and she, not being able to endure this without pain, began
 2   1,      2  | sufferings which my neighbor must endure, I implore You, in Your
 3   1,      3  |          the soul endures, or can endure, in this life, are insufficient
 4   1,      4  |    unworthy of reward, such souls endure the patient humility in
 5   1,      4  |         of My Name; thus will you endure and suffer pains. Do you,
 6   1,      4  |          the pains which you will endure will be sufficient, through
 7   1,      5  |           Me) she should elect to endure pains for Me in whatever
 8   2,      3  |         asking, 'What can I do to endure suffering for You, oh Lord?'
 9   2,      4  |          possible for the body to endure it without the departure
10   2,      5  |            in order that He might endure suffering in that self-same
11   2,      5  |           the child is not fit to endure its bitterness. He was man'
12   2,      6  |      desire if you, on your part, endure much, casting the light
13   2,     16  |          they have become, cannot endure the sight of such filthy
14   2,     25  |       therefore will this delight endure for them eternally. Not
15   2,     28  |         sin) come upon them, they endure them all with the light
16   2,     28  |          the labor is small. They endure with patience, and the thorns
17   3,      6  |          righteous man is able to endure privation, and I take from
18   3,     10  |          the body. These not only endure with patience, as I told
19   3,     20  |          case they are content to endure anything for My Name's sake;
20   3,     20  |       done to some one else, they endure it with compassion of this
21   3,     30  |          which rational creatures endure depend on their will, because
22   3,     30  |   accordance with mine they would endure no suffering, not that they
23   3,     30  |          with ardent love, cannot endure the sight, but stand afar
24   4,      2  |        cross, forcing yourself to endure, so as not to transgress
25   4,      3  |           and in their impatience endure intolerable pain, for it
26   4,      6  |         duties of the order or to endure the mockeries, reproofs,
27   4,      6  |        thinking that he can never endure enough pain, for neither
28   4,      8  |          and yet he is obliged to endure the discipline and labors
29   4,      8  |        reproving him. You can not endure your brother, nor even the
30   4,      8  |      earnest of cruel torments to endure, and if he do not amend
31   4,     10  |         Wherefore I invite you to endure, Myself lamenting with you