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 1    Life, VIII  |     hear Him spoken of, never wearied me. I am speaking of the
 2    Life, XI    |   laborious; for they must be wearied in keeping the senses recollected,
 3    Life, XI    |      and the understanding is wearied thereby. Thus far we can
 4    Life, XIII  |       lest the soul should be wearied by always eating of the
 5    Life, XIV   |   seems at times to have been wearied at the wheel, labouring
 6    Life, XVII  |     disorder. As for me, I am wearied by it, and I hate it; and
 7    Life, XX    | moment, the soul begins to be wearied, so much so that it rises
 8    Life, XXV   |        utterly disquieted and wearied, not knowing what would
 9    Life, XXVIII|    delight to the eyes, never wearied thereby, nor by the visible
10    Life, XXVIII|      the contrary, it will be wearied and disgusted. But, in the
11    Life, XXIX  |       a disordered head and a wearied spirit, and for a day or
12    Life, XXX   |       that I was now and then wearied. I used to take up the cross
13    Life, XXXI  |     with his hand; only I was wearied, as if I had been beaten
14    Life, XXXII |    was so continuous, that it wearied her. I did not know what
15    Life, XXXVI |       30. I think you must be wearied, my father, by the tedious
16     Rel, IV    |        Being thus exceedingly wearied by it, I saw it was late
17     Rel, IX    |   soul and his affairs, which wearied and distressed me; and as