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 1   1,    1|          at the same time all the toil of human existence on earth.~
 2   1,    1|        unceasing measure of human toil and suffering, and also
 3   1,    1|       only by personal effort and toil but also in the midst of
 4   2,    5|         be mainly manual, for the toil of human hands and muscles
 5   2,    9|      refer to the sometimes heavy toil that from then onwards has
 6   2,    9|            subjecting" the earth. Toil is something that is universally
 7   2,    9|         yet, in spite of all this toil - perhaps, in a sense, because
 8   3,   11|         when it is accompanied by toil and effort, work is still
 9   4,   19|         the mother's role, of the toil connected with it, and of
10   5,   26|       earn his own bread72. "With toil and labour we worked night
11   5,   27|         is inevitably linked with toil. The Book of Genesis expresses
12   5,   27|         ground because of you; in toil you shall eat of it all
13   5,   27|        days of your life"81. This toil connected with work marks
14   5,   27|         my hands had done and the toil I had spent in doing it"83.
15   5,   27|           Holy Spirit. ~Sweat and toil, which work necessarily
16   5,   27|          a Cross. By enduring the toil of work in union with Christ
17   5,   27| participate precisely through the toil that goes with work. Through
18   5,   27|           goes with work. Through toil - and never without it.
19   5,   27|         hand the Cross which this toil constitutes reveals a new
20   5,   27|       true that the many forms of toil that go with man's work