Chapter

 1 INT   |         a man that would tread a hard and difficult path; by exhortation
 2 IV    |       good hopes yonder, find it hard to be wrenched from this
 3 XI    |        mysteries, we must strive hard to keep our feet lest we
 4 XII   |          is my desire; but it is hard, nay quite impossible, for
 5 XII   |         and worts, or acorns, or hard dry bread, not merely saying
 6 XVIII |       but are content with their hard life in the desert, and
 7 XIX   |       for an help-mate, becometh hard to alter and exceeding strong;
 8 XIX   | temperance and righteousness are hard to alter, being deeply seated
 9 XIX   |    attacking us from without, be hard to alter when they become
10 XXIV  |          dalliance, to tread the hard and rough road, which the
11 XXIV  |        the waters of the sea, so hard were it for thee to change
12 XXIX  |          able to resist, but his hard and obdurate mind shall
13 XXX   |         he, "hast thou made this hard request. For though I earnestly
14 XXXIV |      praise, who hast turned the hard rock into a standing water
15 XXXVII|     surrender himself to all the hard and irksome toils of the
16 XL    |          morrow, he made a grave hard by the cave, and thither