Chapter

 1 III   |      received the tidings with a heavy heart, and sorrow cut short
 2 VIII  |   entered into my heart, and the heavy veil of sorrow, that hath
 3 VIII  | corruptible, and clothed in this heavy garment of sinful flesh.
 4 XII   |        of shame, and bound under heavy burdens, to eternal tribulation.
 5 XIII  |      remember. But seeing that a heavy misfortune hath overtaken
 6 XIV   |        cold fruits of their many heavy labours, whether it be a
 7 XV    |           how long will ye be of heavy heart? Why love ye vanity,
 8 XV    |           how long will ye be of heavy heart? Why love ye vanity
 9 XXIV  |     heart, erstwhile so sore and heavy, was now full of joyaunce,
10 XXVIII|        betide thee, if, with the heavy load of sin on thy shoulders,
11 XXXVII|        and, laying aside, like a heavy burden and clog, the stress