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 1   1,      4|             wherefore, if they have trouble, they receive it in the
 2   1,      7|          cruelty, and every sort of trouble proceed from this perverse
 3   2,      7|          bringing him weariness and trouble from himself, the devil,
 4   2,     25|          his mother in Hell, do not trouble themselves, and even are
 5   2,     28|           it is the will that gives trouble to man. Pain of mind and
 6   2,     28|             If I allow the Devil to trouble them, permitting temptations
 7   2,     37| conversation, but, when the time of trouble came, he failed, and so
 8   2,     40|             rejoices in the time of trouble, deeming herself unworthy
 9   3,      1|      causing much more conflict and trouble than when the soul is not
10   3,     14|             patience every pain and trouble which I have permitted to
11   3,     19|           the soul often fails into trouble, and becomes tedious and
12   3,     20|           deem themselves worthy of trouble, so also do they deem themselves
13   3,     20|            they receive after their trouble. They have known and tasted
14   3,     30|             demons do not give them trouble or any fear, because in
15   4,      2|          whose consort will feel no trouble, but only peace and quiet;
16   4,      7|            charity never falls into trouble, or the affliction of sadness,