Chapter

 1 1 |         lamentation, woe, grief, despondency, and finally leading to
 2 3 |      exempt from all misfortune, despondency, calamity, pain, grief,
 3 3 |       wailing, pain, melancholy, despondency, the dark enveloping mists
 4 3 |       wailing, pain, melancholy, despondency; how for the sake of enjoyments,
 5 3 |       wailing, pain, melancholy, despondency, by which they are burnt,
 6 4 |         father dismayed and near despondency says to those fellows: Do
 7 7 | lamentation, sorrow, dismay, and despondency. So originates this whole
 8 7 | lamentation, sorrow, dismay, and despondency. In this manner the whole
 9 8 |        of little use, indeed! In despondency they descend into all places
10 13|    trouble, impediment, grief or despondency.~37. Nobody shall frighten
11 19|         lamentation, woe, grief, despondency, and finally leading to