Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,6 |       Her Divine Son, but also grief. Nevertheless, completely
 2 1, 1,5 |     describes the calamity and grief of the Jewish people, assembled
 3 3, 0,18|      which is an expression of grief and sorrow. When the day
 4 5, 0,82|      Probably because of their grief, the sisters often spoke
 5 5, 0,82|       supposes that the Lord’s grief and distress is explained
 6 6, 2,5 |     ground their teeth through grief and cold. Likewise, those
 7 6, 5   |        to express his especial grief, which even forced him to
 8 6, 7,3 |     expression of the profound grief of the God-Man. In order
 9 7, 0,6 |    inside the burial cave. Her grief was so great that it drowned
10 7, 0,6 | earthly beings — expresses her grief in the same words as she
11 7, 0,6 |        as she was crushed with grief and didn’t expect to see