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 1 2 |        look too eager might have wounded, expressed illimitable~sympathy,
 2 5 |   thoughts which accompanied the wounded feelings of the mother,
 3 8 |         The young man was deeply wounded by the words, and by the
 4 10|       Camille~were the result of wounded feeling. I intend to have
 5 10|              It was the cry of a wounded eagle seeking its eyrie.
 6 13|         being loved, bruised and wounded~the young soul which had
 7 14|     rushed away alone? Like~some wounded wild animal, she longed
 8 15|       matter of honor, unless he wounded them; they~felt that a second
 9 18|       and red. Calyste, however, wounded by the speech made to him~
10 20|           I have~displeased him, wounded him! My virtue has made
11 25| recognition of inferiority which~wounded him; but Maxime divined
12 26|          to weeping, bruised and wounded, yet believing herself to~