She had tried, tried honestly, as Cicely saw, to live independently-to' endure hardness.'

She was willing to endure hardness for the Lord's sake.

He had learned, like a good soldier, to endure hardness.

You had to endure hardness after you were nine.

They knew how to endure hardness as good soldiers.

These went back to their brethren, to endure hardness as good soldiers for Christ's sake.

The children of a great captain, themselves to be soldiers, must endure hardness like good soldiers.

We are exhorted to " endure hardness as a good soldier."

We may learn from these extraordinary labours and sufferings to do honest work and to endure hardness ourselves.

He, at least, had never known what it is to " endure hardness" in all his life.

Their father, too, bade them learn to endure hardness and to bear without complaints whatever might befall them.

Thou therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ (2 Timothy 2:1-3).

It was exactly what I needed to do-toendure hardness-totake it-tobear it-tobe more of a man for it.

The Captain looked and read over the little finger "Thou therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ."

Thou therefore my son, Timothy, be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus and endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ.

I expect nothing but to endure hardness, but I expect to effect a mighty conquest, even though it be like the last victory of Samson.