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 1    Life, II    |        alone remained, and was a torment to me in all I did. When
 2    Life, V     |          teeth. So great was the torment, that it was feared it might
 3    Life, VI    |        degree, that I know of no torment wherewith to compare it;
 4    Life, VII   |          God—a fearful kind of torment. We may see how true this
 5    Life, IX    |       and I had many thoughts to torment me. For many years, nearly
 6    Life, XI    | distracted and disturbed, nor to torment the soul to the doing of
 7    Life, XVIII |          be a great hindrance, a torment, and a disturbance of its
 8    Life, XX    |          has become in general a torment of this kind; while, at
 9    Life, XXV   |          —let the evil spirits torment me,—but do Thou, O Lord,
10    Life, XXV   |  servants, whom they may try and torment.~26. May it please His Majesty
11    Life, XXX   |         understand him, does not torment me in the same way as much
12    Life, XXX   |       bear it; but it was then a torment altogether. I used to think,
13    Life, XXXI  |          to let the evil spirits torment me instead, provided I did
14    Life, XXXII |       all that, I repeat it, the torment was fearful, and we run
15    Life, XXXII |       joy of the blessed and the torment of the wicked,—I longed
16    Life, XXXIV |        of her house were a great torment, and her making so much
17    Life, XXXV  |        of this alone was a great torment to me; for though I was
18    Life, XXXV  |         I was in such a state of torment, that I begged the lady
19    Life, XXXVI |         me herein, and from what torment He had delivered me, and
20    Life, XXXVII|          this to be the greatest torment unto me,—that, in the
21     Rel, VII   |      been to her a very grievous torment and cross, and has cost
22     Rel, VII   |         sins; these are always a torment to her, most commonly as