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 1   1,      4  | ungrateful, and ignore Me and the labors of My servants done for
 2   2,     13  |         and reward them for their labors, both in body and soul,
 3   2,     14  |           them the fruit of their labors. Your Mercy constrains You
 4   2,     28  |          do they merit, and their labors are rewarded with infinite
 5   3,     20  |          His Father, not shunning labors or insults or withdrawing
 6   3,     30  |           that they would have no labors on that account, but because
 7   3,     30  |         that account, but because labors cause no suffering to a
 8   3,     32  |          and the many virtues and labors of Your servants, You would
 9   4,      6  |          and clothing it with the labors of the order in a faith
10   4,      6  |        are rewarded for all their labors, and in this life also do
11   4,      8  |       perversities, miseries, and labors of the disobedient man;
12   4,      8  |         endure the discipline and labors of the order, and thus remains
13   4,      8  |           he does not see that he labors more swimming with his arms,
14 Lette,      0|            and to spend myself in labors for my neighbor, while I,
15 Lette,      0|          contrary, have fled from labors, especially where they were
16 Lette,      0|           such sweet torments and labors which it pleased You to