Book, Chapter

 1       1, IX  | compelled to travel, multiplying labor and sorrow upon the sons
 2       4, III |         advice [the astrologers] labor to destroy when they say, “
 3       4, III |          these vanities care and labor that might otherwise go
 4       4, XV  |          me, and that with heavy labor I should gain my bread.117 ~
 5       6, VI  |         the women began to be in labor, they each sent word to
 6       6, IX  |       babes”194; that they “that labor and are heavy laden” might “
 7       6, XXI |         Come unto me all you who labor.” They scorn to learn of
 8       8, II  |      weak from too much literary labor. Breathing was difficult;
 9       8, IX  |          children, travailing in labor with them as often as she
10       8, XII |          restore~To strengthened labor, as before,~And ease the
11       9, XVI |       Lord, I toil with this and labor in myself. I have become
12       9, XVI |         field that requires hard labor and heavy sweat. For we
13      10, XXII|          understand it, and hard labor is my lot until thou openest
14      11, XXIX|        to be able, without great labor, to discover how the sound