Chapter

 1 V     | remembrances of death. Wherefore trouble and despondency were his
 2 V     |        were cheerful and without trouble, unwilling that his cares
 3 IX    |      wrath is that day, a day of trouble and distress, a day of wasteness
 4 X     |          nor save him out of his trouble.' `Wherefore be ye ashamed
 5 XII   |        is attended with toil and trouble, with weeping and mourning;
 6 XIV   |          was plunged in care and trouble how he might order his affairs
 7 XVI   |          fear that he might earn trouble for himself and his friends,
 8 XXII  |  happened. He, seeing the king's trouble and confusion of mind, said, "
 9 XXII  |          of mind, said, "O king, trouble and distress thyself no
10 XXIV  |          abide him in the day of trouble, and knoweth them that fear
11 XXIV  |      with me, prithee, no longer trouble thyself in endeavouring
12 XXV   |       see to what discomfort and trouble I often expose myself in
13 XXV   |        forfeit God. So, prithee, trouble not thyself, nor me: but
14 XXIX  |         I be delivered from this trouble by thy means, and once more
15 XXX   |          full of tribulation and trouble. There blazed a glowing
16 XXXIII| imperfections cast off all their trouble, and came up from the holy
17 XXXVII|           which stiffest up this trouble for me; which from the beginning