Book, Chapter

1        0, Life|     know not how long I shall endure, and whether my Maker will
2       II, I   |     therefore consider what I endure, I consider what I have
3       II, I   |      his righteousness, might endure for ever, and his horn be
4      III, XIX |   Scotland, he could not well endure the disturbance of the crowds
5       IV, XIX | Divine goodness would have me endure the pain in my neck, that
6        V, XII |     when they could no longer endure the fervent heat, the hapless
7        V, XII |      same as long as he could endure it, standing still, while
8        V, XII | called), that you are able to endure such severe cold;" he answered
9        V, XXI |       willingly, and readily, endure all scoffing and reproach