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 1    Life, II   | monastery; for I was already weary of myself—and, though
 2    Life, V    | woman utterly, and was never weary of giving God thanks for
 3    Life, IX   |     1. My soul was now grown weary; and the miserable habits
 4    Life, XI   |  that they ought not to grow weary when they have it not. They
 5    Life, XIII |     wings are weak, it grows weary and rests.~4. At one time
 6    Life, XV   |   good.~23. In short, not to weary myself, it is the beginning
 7    Life, XV   | Souls, therefore, are not to weary themselves so much as I
 8    Life, XIX  |  hath done unto me, who grew weary of sinning before He grew
 9    Life, XIX  |    of sinning before He grew weary of forgiving. He is never
10    Life, XIX  |    of forgiving. He is never weary of giving, nor can His compassion
11    Life, XIX  |   exhausted. Let us not grow weary ourselves of receiving.
12    Life, XX   | outwardly visible; for I was weary of living under such great
13    Life, XX   |  reason why the soul must be weary; because it is far away
14    Life, XX   |      prison.~34. The soul is weary of the days during which
15    Life, XXVII|      of no other use than to weary me by writing of it, it
16    Life, XXXI |  permission,—that I should weary both you, my father, and
17    Life, XXXIX|  speak of them I should only weary myself and my reader. But
18    Life, XL   |      and it seems to make me weary of myself, so that at the
19     Rel, I    |  this way these things never weary me, except generally: but
20     Rel, II   |  rather, their love seems to weary me in some measure, excepting
21     Rel, IX   |      began to be exceedingly weary; and our Lord said to me: "