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 1    Life, II     |        Thou, O Lord, for having borne with me so long! Amen.~12.
 2    Life, IV     |        blessed for ever Who has borne with me so long! Amen.~
 3    Life, V      |      that so many ills could be borne together. I now am astonished
 4    Life, VII    |         that any one could have borne it without abandoning either
 5    Life, VIII   |       know not how I could have borne it for a month, let alone
 6    Life, XIX    |     consider what God must have borne with from me, and when I
 7    Life, XXII   |       suffer, everything can be borne. He helps, He strengthens,
 8    Life, XXIII  |  certainly the affliction to be borne is great, and caution is
 9    Life, XXIX   |       and many vexations have I borne while telling this—many
10    Life, XXX    |      world was that which I had borne,—namely, the contradiction
11    Life, XXX    |         to His Majesty, who has borne with it so long. That other
12    Life, XXX    |         offensive that could be borne with in confession. They
13    Life, XXX    |        them as they ought to be borne, but rather in a most imperfect
14    Life, XXXI   |         how my heart could have borne it, nor how any one who
15    Life, XXXII  |        the greatest that can be borne, such as the contraction
16    Life, XXXIII | astonished now how I could have borne it.489 Sometimes, in my
17    Life, XXXIV  |         him. Our Lord must have borne with me in this on account
18    Life, XXXVII |       once for all, it might be borne with: but as to the way
19    Life, XXXVIII|      know not how life could be borne. May He be blessed and praised
20    Life, XXXIX  |     said to me, that He who had borne that for my sake would still
21    Life, XL     |  Blessed for ever be He who has borne with me so long!~17. Once,
22    Life, XL     |    great pain to me, and I have borne much on that account even
23     Rel, VII    |         that she could not have borne such great trials and contradictions,