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Meanings of burden soul in English

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Usage of burden soul in English
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It is there the weary find rest, and the burdened soul ease.
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 03
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They poured the spiritual oil of joy and comfort into his burdened soul.
Life and Labors of Elder John Kline, the Martyr Missionary / Col...
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There are burdened souls needing absolution and there are perplexed souls needing guidance.
Religious Reality: A Book for Men
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Then she whispered that she might mention Nickel's burdened soul to the abbot.
In the Blue Pike — Volume 03
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Nothing in the eager but painstaking inventor showed a distracted mind or a heavily- burdened soul.
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They promenaded the desolate streets arm in arm, their heads together, relieving their burdened souls.
The White Morning: A Novel of the Power of the German Women in W...
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There is only one way by which a burdened soul can get rid of its burden.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Luke
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I couldn't offer him a comforting hug, but his burdened soul was lightened by my plucked familiar.
A nameless witch
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Starvation stripped away all the mists from her soul and left it naked with the burdened soul it loved.
Flames
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It was then, amid the maladies of her body, that she found relief to her over- burdened soul in prayer.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 07: Great Women
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Mrs. Lacey gave a deep, responsive sigh, showing that her heavy heart was akin to all other burdened souls.
What Can She Do?
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Christ does not say to the heavy-laden, sin- burdened soul, Go to the church; but, Come unto me, and find rest.
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 03
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They had escaped from his burdened soul when he heard of another portent, of which a ship from Ostia had brought tidings.
Cleopatra — Complete
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But few, perhaps no burdened souls can have any idea of the power that lies in God's forgiveness to relieve their consciousness of defilement.
Donal Grant
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'Then I will tell you some passages in my history; for oh, I MUST relieve my burdened soul, or I shall die!'
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain