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 1 10|     the voluptuous pleasure of sufferings~born of longing,that is
 2 10|     you would have escaped the sufferings that~await you."~ ~"Sufferings!"
 3 10| sufferings that~await you."~ ~"Sufferings!" cried Camille Maupin,
 4 11|       me by my fears, by these sufferings that~are those of hell.
 5 11|      smoking, dulling thus the sufferings of her soul, and seeing
 6 12|       by this week of dreadful sufferings~caused, innocently indeed,
 7 14|     trying to still her inward sufferings by confronting some imaginary~
 8 14|    prayers, his arguments, his sufferings with a heroism that would~
 9 19|     scarcely feel the horrible sufferings in my body.~Happily, the
10 21|        and hollowed by all the sufferings which he~espoused. Two black
11 25|        dear for your tears and sufferings; the hand of Satan is upon