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 1 IV     |      fell into much grief and distress in his perplexity how to
 2 V      |     in perpetual conflict and distress of mind, and all the pleasures
 3 IX     |     day, a day of trouble and distress, a day of wasteness and
 4 IX     |       alarm. And I will bring distress upon the wicked, and they
 5 XXI    |     my father, thou shalt but distress his mind with sorrows and
 6 XXII   | weakness is to be ascribed to distress of spirit." But, on hearing
 7 XXII   |    said, "O king, trouble and distress thyself no more. We are
 8 XXIV   |       father put on a show of distress and anger, and entered the
 9 XXVII  |    and unable to help his own distress. How then shall he take
10 XXXIII |    some solace to time in thy distress, that thou hast not lost
11 XXXIII |     upon such tribulation and distress, for Christ his sake, and
12 XXXV   |    Ioasaph sought to ease the distress that had fallen on him,
13 XXXVII |   years to come, this present distress from thirst, his want of
14 XXXVIII|     floods of tears, and much distress of hunger. And Ioasaph recognised
15 XXXIX  | leaving me to tribulation and distress? And, before I have been