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 1  I, 4  |      been laboring. He could not bear leaving me even for a moment,
 2  I, 5  |         designs of relations, to bear bravely the threats of those
 3  I, 7  |  accusation. As for me, I cannot bear to go into the market place;
 4  I, 7  |      these things I pass by, and bear in silence and meekness,
 5  I, 7  |      solace me and prepare me to bear the coarse ribaldry which
 6 II, 5  |          even you yourself would bear me witness if you would
 7 III, 7 |      indeed, it be sufficient to bear the name of pastor, and
 8 III, 13|       ruled-this is what few can bear, in fact only one or two
 9 III, 16| addresses the man who is able to bear the other's infirmity, exhorting
10  V, 4  |          live luxuriously cannot bear to live shabbily; so, too,
11  V, 6  |        of, hate him; and he must bear their bitter malice nobly,
12  V, 8  |         the mind being unable to bear the senseless censures of
13  V, 8  |         inferior in rank, and to bear this nobly, would not be
14  V, 8  |           How then could any one bear such disgrace as to find
15 VI, 4  |          they have received, and bear them hence. And dost thou
16 VI, 7  |        and has been compelled to bear the sins of many, has remained
17 VI, 12 |      Neither does it know how to bear insults or honors temperately.
18 VI, 12 |      myself, and being unable to bear the thought of so monstrous
19 VI, 13 |          forth, exhorting him to bear his lot bravely. For I believe,