Mail v8.2 Repository Limit on OS X 10.10.2?

Mail Mavens,
Does Mail v8.2 impose a file size limit (OS X Yosemite)?
For the last ~week, Mail on my MacBook Air opens (sort of) but freezes without loading the most recent emails (sometimes Mail is days out-of-date). By freezes, I mean non-responsive.
Note: I use Mail to support ~10 Email accounts (most of which are Google Gmail)...and have not had this problem before about a ~week ago.
Ideas? Suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
Best,
Plane Wryter

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