Chapter

1 XII   |        yet it is attended with toil and trouble, with weeping
2 XV    |       taking up such a life of toil, was that an old tradition
3 XVI   |        from pain and free from toil is the life that they shall
4 XXIII |      reapest profit from their toil; just as a man, who keepeth
5 XXIII | fortitude, so as to endure all toil and all ill-treatment for
6 XXX   |      there now; but, with much toil and sweat, thou shalt come
7 XXXVII|     path was beset by fear and toil. But he overcame both, for
8 XXXVII|     out fear, and longing made toil light. Thus he wrestled
9 XXXIX |       store for thee, but must toil yet a little longer, that