Chapter

 1 XI   |      the Master, but it needeth labour and time; and many hath
 2 XI   | loathsome sin. When, after much labour, he had come to the utmost
 3 XII  |        and pained themselves to labour, that they might not lose
 4 XIII |        then canst thou share my labour? Tell me at once.' Said
 5 XIV  |         the present world. They labour painfully under unreasoning
 6 XVI  |      for ever, enjoying without labour all the sweets and pleasaunee
 7 XVIII|     combatants I have those who labour and contend together with
 8 XIX  |      root so deep that time and labour be required to uproot it.
 9 XIX  |       is delivered only by much labour and sweat from the bondage
10 XIX  |    practising them. For if thou labour but a little therein, and
11 XIX  |      thou shalt advance without labour. For the habit of virtue,
12 XXI  |         recompense of my slight labour. But, not to thwart thy
13 XXII |     space of six full days, his labour was but spent in vain. Then
14 XXVII|      make friends of them: they labour to do good to their enemies:
15 XXXIV|        now he had bestowed much labour to drag his father from
16 XXXVI|      them. "But," said he, "why labour ye in vain? No longer hope
17 XXXIX|     receiving the reward of thy labour, pray that, after thy departure,
18 XL   |        unto him that called him labour worthy of his calling, having