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 1 Intro,      0|     justifying, after years of labor, her incredible assertions
 2   1,      4  |        measure of My goodness. Labor, therefore, to increase
 3   2,     26  |      the body the fruit of its labor, because it was the companion
 4   2,     28  |   Hereafter they know that all labor in this life is small, on
 5   2,     28  |      and, when time has passed labor is ended, therefore you
 6   2,     28  |     therefore you see that the labor is small. They endure with
 7   2,     37  |     saying to themselves, This labor does not profit me. All
 8   2,     37  |       am the Rewarder of every labor, render to each man according
 9   2,     37  | according to his state and his labor; wherefore, if these souls
10   3,     19  |     they have placed all their labor and desire in the mortification
11   3,     20  |     his own will, she shuns no labor from whatever source it
12   3,     28  |    Goodness. And therefore his labor may be reputed to be in
13   3,     28  |     not guarded by Me. All his labor will be vain, if he thinks
14   3,     28  |      vain, if he thinks by his labor or solicitude to keep it,
15   3,     28  |  because I have received their labor and poverty and the light
16   3,     28  |   fleeing from or refusing any labor, but with zeal for souls
17   4,      2  |      patience he endures every labor, and even his neighbor's
18   4,      5  |     these sent by My Father to labor in His vineyard to extirpate
19   4,      6  | servant of all, never refusing labor, but serving all with charity.
20   4,      9  |  reward merit according to the labor of the obedient, nor according
21   4,      9  |      have appointed you all to labor in the vineyard of obedience
22   4,      9  |        lord of the vineyard to labor; for he gave as much to
23   4,      9  |         sometimes these latter labor with such fire of love,