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 1    Pref         |    But as the Saint carried a heavy burden laid on her by God,
 2    Life, VI     | everything else seems to me a heavy cross.~15. Still, I may
 3    Life, VII    |     evermore! It was rather a heavy affliction to me that I
 4    Life, VII    |  diseases, together with many heavy trials, could have done.
 5    Life, XIV    |     led me, its trial will be heavy, if there be no one who
 6    Life, XIV    |    all. This is the season of heavy trials; for our Lord will
 7    Life, XVI    |       state!—light and most heavy at the same time: light,
 8    Life, XVI    |   time: light, because sweet; heavy, because now and then there
 9    Life, XXI    |     farthing at least, of the heavy debt I owe Thee! Do Thou,
10    Life, XXV    |      like a person stunned by heavy trials, and by the dread
11    Life, XXIX   |       was to me, therefore, a heavy kind of penance; and accordingly,
12    Life, XXX    |  together, my distress was so heavy, that I was reduced to sore 
13    Life, XXX    |      altogether useless and a heavy burden. However, when I
14    Life, XXXI   |       near heard the sound of heavy blows where I was, and I
15    Life, XXXIII |      felt my chains extremely heavy; nevertheless, I never swerved
16    Life, XXXV   |      ready for me, and that a heavy one: that I was not to throw
17    Life, XXXV   |   that I was going to carry a heavy cross,—though I never
18    Life, XXXV   |  never thought it would be so heavy as I afterwards found it
19    Life, XXXVI  |       I had taken on myself a heavy obligation, and might possibly
20    Life, XXXVI  |     though they never were so heavy as this was, if it had continued.
21    Life, XXXVI  |       to relate in detail the heavy trials we passed through
22    Life, XXXVIII|        and also in carrying a heavy cross, since nothing satisfies
23     Rel, III    |     had that joy unmixed with heavy sorrows. From the time that
24     Rel, III    |      so also did they undergo heavy penances; besides, they