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 1       4, XV   |      And I did not store up my strength for thee, but went away
 2       5, I    |        is refreshment and true strength. ~
 3       5, V    |     Yet I was prepared, on the strength of his reputed godliness,
 4       6, VIII | because it presumed on its own strength when it ought to have depended
 5       6, XI   |       it depended on one’s own strength, though I found no such
 6       6, XI   |         though I found no such strength in myself, for in my folly
 7       6, XVIII|        some way to acquire the strength sufficient to enjoy thee;
 8       7, II   |         But he steadily gained strength from reading and inquiry,
 9       7, III  |        to walk with his former strength; and there is more joy now
10       7, XI   |        broken off, but recover strength and enchain me yet more
11       7, XI   |       do you stand in your own strength, and so stand not? Cast
12       8, I    |   burden,” O Christ Jesus, “my Strength and my Redeemer”? How sweet
13       9, I    |       even as I am known.318 O Strength of my soul, enter it and
14       9, XXXIV|      astray, and to keep their strength for thee, and not dissipate
15      10, II   |   shall be swallowed up in thy strength. And I do not wish to see
16      10, II   |       God, light of the blind, strength of the weak - and also the
17      10, II   |       of those who see and the strength of the strong - hearken
18      10, IX   |       of my punishment. For my strength is brought down in neediness,
19      11, XXXII|         how much, indeed! What strength of mind, what length of
20      12, XVII |       the offering of our best strength in affording them the aid
21      12, XXXIV|       of their passions by the strength of continence. And then