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 1   I,  16 |      may listen to them without pain and with pleasure; (2) that
 2  II,  79 | Philosophy is worth one hour of pain.~
 3  II,  160| disgraceful for man to yield to pain, and it is disgraceful to
 4  II,  160|   pleasure. This is not because pain comes to us from without,
 5  II,  160|      for it is possible to seek pain, and yield to it purposely,
 6  II,  160|         succumb under stress of pain, and disgraceful to yield
 7  II,  160|         pleasure? It is because pain does not tempt and attract
 8   V,  314|       upon Himself the power of pain and pleasure.~You can apply
 9 VII,  498|         arms of robbers, in the pain it suffers, should love
10 VII,  518|         Scripture. The greatest pain of purgatory is the uncertainty
11  IX,  619|         painful observances, on pain of death. Whence it is very
12   X,  676|      and presence, pleasure and pain.~A cipher has a double meaning,
13   X,  677|      and presence, pleasure and pain. The reality excludes absence
14   X,  677|    reality excludes absence and pain.~To know if the law and