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 1    Pref         |           must be feared, and our efforts directed to the gaining
 2    Life, II     |         into the house, all their efforts were in vain; for I was
 3    Life, X      |          some measure, by our own efforts: a consolation which is
 4    Life, XI     |           by handfuls. We make no efforts to bring our desires to
 5    Life, XII    |           many years with all the efforts in the world.~9. To have
 6    Life, XIV    |     Having spoken of the toilsome efforts and of the strength required
 7    Life, XIV    |         for it never could by any efforts of its own attain to this.
 8    Life, XIV    |         are not the result of any efforts of our own.~6. This water
 9    Life, XIV    |          in the knowledge that no efforts of ours are sufficient,
10    Life, XV     |           notwithstanding all the efforts of the memory and the understanding,
11    Life, XV     |        with God, and that our own efforts are only great logs of wood,
12    Life, XVI    |         them without making great efforts to distract ourselves—
13    Life, XX     | Occasionally I was able, by great efforts, to make a slight resistance;
14    Life, XXI    |           brought it about by any efforts of my own, and that there
15    Life, XXII   |          us to rise more than any efforts we can make; and He will
16    Life, XXII   |          that if a soul makes any efforts of its own to further itself
17    Life, XXII   |    everything lost,—as if their efforts merited so great a blessing!~
18    Life, XXII   |    gardener can draw with all his efforts. We must walk in liberty
19    Life, XXII   |   fruition of God, when they make efforts of their own. Oh, when God
20    Life, XXII   |      Himself without these little efforts of ours! We may do what
21    Life, XXIV   |        for many years making many efforts, and had never succeeded,
22    Life, XXVIII |         to it by any diligence or efforts of our own. I know this
23    Life, XXVIII |       himself to sleep, and makes efforts to procure it, and now and
24    Life, XXIX   |            For how can we, by any efforts of ours, picture to ourselves
25    Life, XXIX   |           take from them; our own efforts can neither make nor unmake
26    Life, XXIX   |         not attained to it by any efforts of my own. I saw myself
27    Life, XXIX   |          be consumed. It is by no efforts of the soul that it sorrows
28    Life, XXXVIII|    detachment, independent of our efforts; God effects it all Himself;
29     Rel, I      |         beyond my power, whatever efforts I might make, because of
30     Rel, IV     |         began in my hands, and no efforts of mine could hinder it;
31     Rel, XI     |          I were now to make great efforts to wish to die, I could
32     Ind         |         who are humble, xiii. 26; efforts of, to deceive, how thwarted,